Martell & Co. v. Societe Anonyme de la Benedictine
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtJackson, Judge
The Benedictine Company, so referred to for convenience, organized under the laws of the Republic of France and doing business in France and in the United States, filed in the United States Patent Office its application for registration of a trade-mark as applied to an alcoholic beverage made by the applicant and which consists of equal parts of Benedictine and cognac brandy.
*852Tlie mark wliicli bad been registered in France, and which is here sought to be registered, is in the following form:
The mark was duly examined and allowed and due publication made thereof. Thereafter a notice of…
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