Rowley v. J. E. Rowley Co.

GRAY, Circuit Judge.

This case came before this court on appeal, as No. 44 March term, 1908. In the court below, the appellee filed a bill, in which it charged the appellant with unfair competition in the use of the name “Rowley" upon articles manufactured by him. The court in its decree, after the usual injunction restraining the defendant (the appellant here) from making and selling any goods on which the dress, covering or appearance is such as would be likely to deceive the public or prospective purchasers; and from using samples or mailing letters or circulars, such as would deceive the…