Evans v. Von Laer
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts
In Eqpity.
1Opinion of the CourtColt, J.
The complainants by their bill claim, as against the defendant, the exclusive use of the word “Montserrat,” as a designation for lime juice. Montserrat is the name of a small island in the West Indies, and the complainants, who reside in Liverpool, are the consignees of the Montserrat Company, Limited, a corporation having large plantations on the island. The defendant lives in Boston, and is a dealer in lemon and lime-fruit juice. Formerly he did business as Von Laer & Co., or as the Von Laer Fruit-Juice Co. It appears that on labels bearing the name Von Laer & Co., the lime juice was…
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