Cohn-Goldwater Mfg. Co. v. Wilk Shirt Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
EVANS, Circuit Judge.
This is a trade-mark infringement suit wherein the District Court granted the defendant, on its counterclaim, the exclusive use of its trade name “Wilshire” on shirts, in 45 states, and granted plaintiff the right to use the same trade name, also on shirts, solely in the State of California. It held the plaintiff’s registered trade-mark to be invalid because not in exclusive use for one year prior to its date of registration, on October 20, 1936. The trial court also found that the plaintiff, selling in California, and the defendant, selling in New York, independently of…
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