Legal Opinion
Coalgate Abstract Co. v. Coal County Abstract Co.
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided March 30, 1937No. 26295PublishedCited by 14 opinions
1Per curiam
T. P. Crim had been doing an-abstract business in Coalgate, Coal county, under the name the Coal County Abstract Company, for 17 years. This name had been used by him and his predecessors since 1907, a period of approximately 28 years. In the year 1935, Martin Deister and Ernest Ward, who had theretofore owned and operated the Lewis Pottawatomie County Abstract Company, at Sh'awnee and Tecumseh,, Okla., followed the oil business into Coal county and opened an abstract office in Coalgate under the name of the Coal-gate Abstract Company. The plaintiff below sought to enjoin the use of the name…
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