Duryea v. National Starch-Manuf'g Co.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. This was a suit iu equity by the National Starch-Manufacturing Company against Harry H. Duryea and others to enjoin the use of the word “Duryea & Co.” in connection with starch sold by defendants. The circuit court granted an injunction pendente lite, and defendants appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
SHIPMAN, Circuit Judge.
In 1855 Hiram Duryea aud his brothers became the controlling officers and members of a corporation located at Cien Cove, Long Maud, for the manufacture of edible and la,undry starch, which continued in active business, under the control of the Duryeas, until .1890, and was known during the latter part of i1s history as the Gflen Cove Manufacturing Company. The products of its extensive factories acquired a high and well-known reputation. Upon its packages the name “Duryea’s Starch” was always prominently printed, generally in connection with adjectives denoting its…
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