S. F. Myers Co. v. Tuttle
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
In Equity. Suits by the S. F. Myers Company, complainant, against Arthur W. Tuttle, defendant, and by Arthur W. Tuttle, cross-complainant, against the S. F. Myers Company, cross-defendant. Application by the S. F. Myers Company to enjoin Tuttle from doing business under its name, and motion by Tuttle to restrain the S. F. A Iyer s Company from interfering with the business which he is conducting under such name.
1Opinion of the Court
HORT, District Judge.
These are two motions. One is made by the S. F. Myers Company, in its suit against Arthur W. Tuttle, for an injunction restraining the defendant from doing business under the corporate name of the complainant, or, in the alternative, restraining the defendant from using the complainant’s name except in conjunction with his own name and the words “successor to,” or other words properly indicating that the defendant is the successor to the business of the complainant. The other is a motion in the suit of Tuttle against S. F. Myers Company for an injunction restraining the…
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