Yellowbook Inc. v. Steven Brandeberry

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• stating that a contract should be “construed in the light that would sustain, rather than destroy it.”
• describing still other contexts in which an abandonment claim may be asserted
• “Under trademark law, where a licensor does not exercise reasonable quality control over a licensee, the mark is deemed abandoned due to the naked licensing.”
• “In determining ambiguity, courts construe the contract as a whole, giving reasonable effect to every provision.”
• \[T]he issue of abandonment may be asserted offensively . . ..\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).