· 10/24/1952
Curtis-Stephens-Embry Co., Inc. v. Pro-Tek-Toe Skate Stop Co., Inc.
Citations
- 199 F.2d 407
- 95 U.S.P.Q. (BNA) 130
- 1952 U.S. App. LEXIS 4428
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- finding evidence of third party trademarks registrations insufficient to support a finding of invalidity where the registrations “did not show, and there was no effort made to prove, where they had been used (other than at the place of business
- finding evidence of third-party trademark registrations insufficient to support a finding of invalidity where the registrations “did not show, and there was no effort made to prove, where they had been used (other than at the place of business
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Judges: Sanborn, Johnsen, Collet
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