Ilg Industries, Inc. v. Scott

Rehearing denied October 4, 1971. The plaintiff brought this suit in the circuit court of Cook County for an injunction prohibiting the defendants from using
and enjoying the benefits of certain alleged trade secrets. The trial court found that two particular drawings containing
certain dimensional information and specifications regarding fan blades and retaining rings, which were integral parts of
the plaintiff's industrial fans, were trade secrets. The court enjoined the defendants from using these drawings, and from
selling any industrial fans built on information derived from the plaintiff's fans, for a period of 18 months from July 31,
1969.