Arthur Murray Dance Studios of Cleveland, Inc. v. Witter

Decided 1952-02-28

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OPINION By HOOVER, J. When the defendant, Clifford Witter, a dance instructor, waltzed out of the employment of the plaintiff, the Arthur Murray Dance Studios of Cleveland, Inc., into the employment of the Fred Astaire Dancing Studios, the plaintiff waltzed Witter into court. For brevity, the two studios are called “Arthur Murray” and “Fred Astaire.” At the time Witter took his contentious step, Arthur Murra…

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