Cohn v. Reynolds
New York Supreme Court
Action to restrain the use of a trade-mark.
1Opinion of the CourtJohnson, J.
The plaintiff is carrying on business under the
name of “The Brooklyn Valet”. The evidence as to the character of the business is not full; but is, I think, fairly established and it seems to be practically conceded, that he has wagons which go around collecting men’s clothing and bringing it to his place of business where it is repaired, pressed, cleaned and generally renovated. The plaintiff purchased that business in the early part of the year 1897, and his vendor seems to have been the first person who carried on such a business, using the name of “ Valet ” or “Brooklyn Valet”. The…
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