The Law of Trademarks, Part 776 |
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... sold by the maker , becomes a trade mark in point of law , when the goods have acquired a reputation , and the public take goods so marked , on the faith of their being the goods made by the maker or dealer , who has adopted the ...
... sold by the maker , becomes a trade mark in point of law , when the goods have acquired a reputation , and the public take goods so marked , on the faith of their being the goods made by the maker or dealer , who has adopted the ...
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... sold by him , is as much a subject of trade mark as any fanciful mark ; assuming of course , that the goods marked with the particular name , have ac- quired a reputation in the market . If the possessor of a trade mark adds to it the ...
... sold by him , is as much a subject of trade mark as any fanciful mark ; assuming of course , that the goods marked with the particular name , have ac- quired a reputation in the market . If the possessor of a trade mark adds to it the ...
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... sold a large quantity of shot- belts , powder flasks , & c . , and which he was accustomed to mark with the words " Sykes ' Patent , " in order to denote that they were made by him . The declaration also stated that he enjoyed great ...
... sold a large quantity of shot- belts , powder flasks , & c . , and which he was accustomed to mark with the words " Sykes ' Patent , " in order to denote that they were made by him . The declaration also stated that he enjoyed great ...
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... sold them to retail dealers , for the express purpose of being resold as goods of the plaintiff's manufacture . I think that is substantially the same thing , and that we ought not to disturb the verdict ; " and the rule was refused ...
... sold them to retail dealers , for the express purpose of being resold as goods of the plaintiff's manufacture . I think that is substantially the same thing , and that we ought not to disturb the verdict ; " and the rule was refused ...
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... sold the medicine with the same mark , and for that injury the plaintiff brought his action . Lord Mansfield said " that if the defendant had sold a medicine of his own , under the plaintiff's name or mark , that would be a fraud for ...
... sold the medicine with the same mark , and for that injury the plaintiff brought his action . Lord Mansfield said " that if the defendant had sold a medicine of his own , under the plaintiff's name or mark , that would be a fraud for ...
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advertisement aforesaid Anatolia appears assigned Belgravia bill Burgess Cheavin claim classes 23 Commissioners of Patents constitute a trade copy cotton marks Court Courts of Equity Cutlers Company declaration defendant's entitled Equity evidence expiration fact firm fraud Fray Bentos Genir granted an injunction Hogg imitation infringement John Burgess judgment Kainit labels learned judge Leopoldshall letters Lord Lord Cranworth Lord Langdale Lordship machines Manchester office manner manufacture mark is registered Marks Registration Act Marks Registry Office Maxwell Millington notice of opposition Osborne House owner particular partner partnership person Piccalilly plaintiff plaintiff's trade mark prescribed fee principal Act referred refused registered proprietor registrar registration of trade representation respect restrain the defendant Rules Seixo sell Sheffield corporate mark shew similar Singer sold starch Statement on Application Sykes thereof Thomas Holloway Thorley's thousand eight hundred Trade Marks Registration transmittee word Glenfield word patent Wotherspoon Zingari
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Page 2 - an Act to repeal an Act of the present Session of Parliament, intituled an Act for the more effectual abolition of Oaths and Affirmations taken and made in various Departments of the State, and to substitute Declarations in lieu thereof, and for the more entire suppression of voluntary and extrajudicial Oaths and Affidavits ; and to make other provisions for the abolition of unnecessary Oaths'.
Page 11 - ... made, we bind ourselves and each of us, our and each of our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.
Page iii - ... and, if served by post, shall be deemed to have been served at the time when a letter containing the same would be delivered in the ordinary...
Page 93 - And there may be added to any one or more of these particulars any letters, words or figures, or combination of letters, words or figures, or of any of them...
Page 92 - ... registered by a name identical with that by which a subsisting company is registered, or so nearly resembling the same as to be calculated to deceive...
Page 90 - Court that the register may be rectified ; and the Court may either refuse such application, with or without costs, to be paid by the applicant, or it may, if satisfied of the justice of the case, make an order for the rectification of the register, and may direct the company to pay all the costs of such motion, application, or petition, and any damages the party aggrieved may have sustained...
Page 36 - All the Queen's subjects have a right, if they will, to manufacture and sell pickles and sauces, and not the less that their fathers have done so before them. All the Queen's subjects have a right to sell these articles in their own names, and not the less so that they bear the same name as their fathers; nor is there anything else that this defendant has done in question before us.