The Upjohn Company, Plaintiff-Appellant-Appellee v. David Schwartz, Doing Business as Bryant Pharmaceutical Company, Defendant-Appellee-Appellant

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• upholding “Syrocol” over objection by “Cheracol” where both were names for cough medicines, noting that the last syllable “col” was not uncommon in the names given drug compounds
• manufacturer sold product to druggists with the suggestion that it could be substituted for plaintiff’s product
• “Syrocol” did not infringe “Cheracol”

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