In re the Greater Brunswick Charter School

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that the owner of the registered trademark “Saratoga Vichy” could not prevent another party from using “Saratoga Geyser” unless it could prove that “Saratoga” alone had acquired a secondary meaning referring to its product
• noting that central to the “notion” of unfair competition under New York law is “some element of bad faith”
• observing that the “element of bad faith” is central to the misappropriation theory of unfair competition under New York law
• observing that the “element of bad faith” is central to the misappropriation theory of unfair competition under New York law
• noting that central to the \notion” of unfair competition under New York law is \some element of bad faith”
• observing that the “element of bad 27 faith” is central to the misappropriation theory of unfair competition under New York law

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