Ty Inc. v. Ruth Perryman

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting an attempt to extend the Lanham Act’s antidi-lution provisions “to enjoin uses of their mark that, while not confusing, threaten to render the mark generic”
• rejecting an attempt to extend the Lanham Act’s antidilution provisions “to enjoin uses of their mark that, while not confusing, threaten to render the mark generic”
• \The consumer who knows at a glance whose brand he is being asked to buy knows whom to hold responsible if the brand disappoints and whose product to buy in the future if the brand pleases.\

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