Adolph Coors Co. v. A. Genderson & Sons, Inc.

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• enjoining defendant from purchasing Coors beer in Colorado and reselling it in Maryland because defendant did not refrigerate beer during transport and the sale of skunked beer, an inferior product, harmed Coors’s reputation
• enjoining defendant from purchasing Coors beer in Colorado and reselling it in Maryland because defendant did 5 not refrigerate beer during transport and the sale of skunked beer, an inferior product, harmed Coors’s reputation
• parties stipulated 27 that defendant sold plaintiffs beer “in the original containers so as to be identical in appearance” to that sold by plaintiff and “the public has no means of distinguishing between the two”

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