Fairway Foods, Inc., a Corporation v. Fairway Markets, Inc., and Raisin Markets, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that liability for trademark infringement could not lie because the geographically remote use of the parties’ marks foreclosed plaintiff’s ability to prove a likelihood of confusion
• holding that liability for trademark infringement could not lie because the geographically remote use of the parties’ marks foreclosed plaintiff’s ability to prove a likelihood of confusion
• holding that liability for trademark infringement could not lie because the geographically remote use of the parties’ marks foreclosed plaintiff’s ability to prove a likelihood of confusion
• vacating injunction issued to prevailing plaintiff on essentially the same basis as later became known as the Dawn Donut rule

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