Miss Universe, Inc. v. Alfred Patricelli

How courts have described this case

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• “the doctrine of laches is inapposite in this case where the evidence makes plain a history of slow encroachment upon plaintiffs preserve, of increasingly direct competition, and of sudden promotional expansion aimed at exploitation of a market created by plaintiff.”

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