Groblewski v. John Chmiell Co.
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the District of Massachusetts; Frederic Dodge, Judge. Suit by Albert G. Groblewski against the John Chmiell Company. From a decree dismissing the bill in part, plaintiff appeals. On motion to dismiss.
1Per curiam
In its bill of complaint as amended July 9, 1917, the plaintiff sets forth five causes of action under new equity rule 26 (201 Fed. v, 118 C. C. A. v). Four of the causes of action are based upon four different trade-marks, which are alleged to have been infringed by the defendant, and the fifth cause is based upon a general *326charge of unfair competition in connection with the use of all the trade-marks. In the prayer of the bill it asks that the defendant be enjoined from using the trade-marks and required to render a full and complete account of all profits derived from the use thereof and…
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