City of Pineville v. Pineville Bridge Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that co-owners of the mark with equal and unfettered rights of use cannot sue each other for trademark infringement
• finding that former members of a band and co-owners of a trademark were barred from stating a trademark infringement claim against co-owners of the trademark who had “equal and unfettered rights of use” when both USPTO records reflect co-ownership of the trademark
• “Because co-owners are naturally associated with the same source . . . use by a co-owner cannot create confusion as to the source among customers”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).