Libby v. Libby

This bill in equity was brought to restrain

alleged unfair competition in trade. The case is here on the plaintiff’s appeals from interlocutory decrees overruling its exceptions to the master’s report, confirming the report, and denying a motion for an injunction; and from the final decree dismissing the bill.

Up to 1920 the defendant, while carrying on business alone, did so under his name “Samuel Lipsky” or “Lipsky & Company.” On his application to the Probate Court duly made and published under It. L. c. 154, § 12, his name was changed to Samuel Libby in February, 1920; and in May he changed…