Diva Laboratorium Aktienge-Sellschaft v. DeLoney & Co.
District Court, District of Columbia
1Opinion of the Court
JACKSON, District Judge.
These civil actions arose from a refusal by the Patent Office to grant plaintiff a registration for the trademark *869“F99”. The application for registration, filed on January 22, 1958, was rejected by the Patent Office on the ground that “F99” was confusingly similar to a trademark “99” registered previously by DeLoney & Company, Inc.
In order to overcome the rejection, the plaintiff began a separate proceeding in the Patent Office to have the DeLoney registration cancelled. The Patent Office, however, refused to cancel the De-Loney registration, finding that it was still…
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