Embedded Moments, Inc. v. International Silver Co.

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• explaining that it was not necessary for the license agreements to contain explicit provisions for the exercise of control and that actual control by licensor is sufficient to maintain trademark rights
• contract unenforceable where one party is bound to sell but other party is only entitled, not bound, to buy, or to buy exclusively
• contract unenforceable where one party is bound to sell but other party is only entitled, not bound, to buy, or to buy exclusively
• evidence of licensor's reliance on integrity of licensee based on prior relationship, licensor's willingness to continue the relationship, and a history of trouble-free manufacture would be \sufficient to establish compliance with the requirement of supervisory control\

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