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· 10/7/1966

John R. Thompson Co., Doing Business as and Through Its Wholly Owned Subsidiaries Holloway House, Inc. v. Mrs. Lee Holloway, Sr.

Citations

  • 366 F.2d 108

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  • noting neither party advertised nationally and one party advertised only in Dallas / Fort Worth while the other never advertised within Texas
  • noting neither party advertised nationally and one party advertised only in Dallas/Fort Worth while the other never advertised within Texas
  • considering Dawn Donut as solely rebutting any other factor in whether confusion was likely
  • “a man has no absolute right to use his own name, even honestly, as the name of his merchandise or his business”
  • \A registrant[ ] ... has no presently (sic) enforcible rights in an area to which there is no presently provable probability of such expansion of the registrant's services or reputation as will create a likelihood of confusion[ ]\

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Judges: Rives, Brown, Moore

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