Plaintiff, a shoe manufacturer, sues for an injunction (and accounting) to restrain the defendant from manufacturing and selling a shoe, which, he says, is a copy of the one he furnished the defendant for the latter to determine whether it would manufacture it for the plaintiff. The shoe, the plaintiff says, embodies a new idea in shoe construction (a softsoled ladies' shoe for street wear); the idea was his, and the defendant, after...
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