Trademarks, Trade Identity, and Unfair Trade Practices: Cases and MaterialsM. Bender, 1974 - 903 pages |
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... color . The usual Armour label is white over red instead of red over white , as the plaintiffs use the colors , but in some cases Armour uses the red and white bands vertically . What the plaintiffs are really asking for , then , is a ...
... color . The usual Armour label is white over red instead of red over white , as the plaintiffs use the colors , but in some cases Armour uses the red and white bands vertically . What the plaintiffs are really asking for , then , is a ...
Page 2-77
... color combinations as trade - marks have been upheld . Here , too , the law is well settled . Color is a perfectly satisfactory element of a trade- mark if it is used in combination with a design in the form , for ex- ample , of a ...
... color combinations as trade - marks have been upheld . Here , too , the law is well settled . Color is a perfectly satisfactory element of a trade- mark if it is used in combination with a design in the form , for ex- ample , of a ...
Page 2-87
... color of taxi- cabs was held entitled to trademark protection . ( 2 ) The reason often stated for the general rule that color alone should not have trademark significance is the limited number of colors available . It is said that if color ...
... color of taxi- cabs was held entitled to trademark protection . ( 2 ) The reason often stated for the general rule that color alone should not have trademark significance is the limited number of colors available . It is said that if color ...
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2d Cir abandonment action advertising affirmed alleged American AMERICAN BEAUTY antitrust appears appellee applied Aspirin brand Bulova cellophane cert Circuit Judge claim color commerce Commission's Company complaint consumer Corp corporation Court of Appeals customers damages deceive deceptive decision decree defendant defendant's denied District Court drug enjoin entitled evidence exclusive fact false Federal Trade Commission finding Grapette infra infringement injunction interest issue judgment jurisdiction Kellogg Company Klesner L.Ed label Lanham Act likelihood of confusion manufacture mark ment misleading monopoly origin package parties Patent Office petitioner plaintiff practices present Principal Register prior proceeding protection purchase question reason relief respondent retail rule S.Ct Saxlehner secondary meaning Section sell shredded wheat Singer Mfg sold SS Florida statute Supp supra term thermos tion Trade Commission Act trade identity trade name trademark unfair competition United USPQ violation word Wyatt Earp