Chapter 22

The parties agreed to exchange patents and information and to deal in each other’s products in their respective territories. The division of territory, as in so many of these German-American agreements, gave the United States to the American corporation as its territory and the remainder of the world to the German firm. Article V, Paragraph 5 is as follows: “Schering A. G. agrees not to deal in selected preparations nor to sell selected preparations to any corporation or person in the U. S. A. except to Schering Co…