· 5/8/1933
Neyland v. Home Pattern Co.
Citations
- 65 F.2d 363
- 1933 U.S. App. LEXIS 3003
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- holding that an implied license to use the name to sell goods arises if the goods have been sold or disposed of
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Judges: Hand, Swan, Chase
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