Jacob Oberson, Inc. v. Seyopp Corp.

The State Liquor Authority on January 31, 1934, duly issued a license to the Seyopp Chemical Corporation to sell liquor at retail for off the premises consumption at No. 2 Park avenue in the city of New York. Subsequently, on March sixth of that year, the corporate name was changed by the elimination of the word “ Chemical ” from the title. As a result thereof, the name has been since that time, “ Seyopp Corporation.” It established its business at the licensed premises shortly after the issuance of the license, and has been engaged in conducting it down to the present time. It would be fair…