White Satin Mills Corp. v. Woodward
District Court, D. Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
JOHN B. SANBORN.
District Judge. The plaintiff in its bill claims to he the owner of certain trade-marks for flour and sugar, alleges that the defendants have appropriated these trade-marks for their own use, and asks for an injunction, for an accounting, and for other relief. The plaintiff bases its claim to the trade-marks in question upon a purchase from the trustee in bankruptcy of White Satin Mills, Incorporated. The defendant John H. Woodward contends that White Satin Mills, Incorporated, never owned the trademarks, that they belong to him individually, that he licensed their use, and…
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