Legal Opinion
Raizk v. Southland Corp.
Court of Appeals of Arizona
Decided December 29, 1978No. 2 CA-CIV 2856PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
RICHMOND, Chief Judge.
Appellants, owners since 1961 of a business in Tucson known as Hogie House, use the name “Hogie” for sandwiches which they market. “Hogie House” was registered with the Secretary of State of Arizona as a tradename by the previous owner of the business in 1960, and “Hogie Sandwich” as a trademark by appellants in 1962. In 1975 appellants filed this lawsuit, alleging that sometime during 1970 or 1971, appellee’s 7-Eleven stores began selling “Hoagie” sandwiches, thereby infringing upon the “Hogie” tradename. It was further alleged that since registration of the…
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- Boice v. StevensonArizona Supreme Court · 1947
- Abner's Beef House Corp. v. Abner's Internat'l, Inc.Supreme Court of Florida · 1969
- V. J. Doyle Plumbing Co. v. DoyleCourt of Appeals of Arizona · 1978
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