Time, Inc. v. Ultem Publications, Inc.

We see no reason to disturb the disposition made below as to the name, “Life,” or the use of block letters. Whatever may be the situation after a trial, the plaintiff has not yet shown why it should be allowed to monopolize the word as a title for a picture magazine, and the added fact that it is written in block letters is scarcely more than a make-weight, if indeed it 'is as much. However, it appears to us that the make-up, or “lay-out,” of the defendant’s cover as a whole is too close to the plaintiff’s, and that its color ought to be changed. There is no suggestion that such a combination…