Enoch Morgan's Sons' Co. v. Schwachhofer

It is quite difficult, in actions of this character, to precisely draw the line between those cases in which the plaintiff is entitled to relief and those in which relief should be denied. The decisions are conflicting, and many of them irreconcilable. But in this case, after fully considering the. evidence, I am of the opinion that the plaintiffs are-entitled to a portion, at least, of the relief which the complaint demands.

Upon principle no man should be allowed to sell bis goods as the goods of another, nor should he be permitted so to-dress his goods as to enable him to induce purchasers…