Citrus Soap Co. v. Royal Lemon Products Co.
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
STONE, Circuit Judge.
From denial of injunction to prevent claimed infringement of trade-marks, this appeal is brought.
The trade-marks relate to washing powders in which one of the-elements is a product from the' lemon. The trade-marks are “a lemon supported on a twig and accompanied by leaves, and having the word ‘citrus’ printed on the lemon” and a “representation of a lemon.” The mark on appellees’ goods is a combination of the letters R and L within blue circles on a yellow background supported by clusters of lemons and leaves, below which in white letters on a bine ground, are the words…
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