Kenny v. Martin Gillet & Co.
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City. The case is stated in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtIrving, J.
The appellees, Martin G-ille.t & Co., tea dealers, in Baltimore City, obtained a decree for injunction in the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, restraining the appellant, Cornelius D. Kenny, from using certain cylindrical bags containing tea for sale, with certain labels, with devices upon them, which tea was called Hi-Hi,” because the Court held appellant’s bags, devices and labels to be fraudulent simulations of the appellee’s trade-mark, bags and labels, for the sale of their iCHeNo” tea. Erom that decree this is an appeal.
The conclusion we have reached renders it unnecessary for us to…
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