Kat Video Productions, Inc. v. KKCT-FM Radio
North Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
NEUMANN, Justice.
[¶ 1] KAT Productions appeals the district court’s judgment dismissing its complaint seeking to enjoin KKCT-FM Radio, a/k/a Kat Country, from using the name “Kat” and a tiger logo, in violation of North Dakota’s tradename and trademark laws. KAT Productions argues the court erred by dismissing the case on summary judgment, asserting the test for infringement, whether there is a “likelihood of confusion,” is a question of fact. Alternatively, KAT Productions argues, if this court decides summary judgment was appropriate, the district court erred by not finding a likelihood of…
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