Buscemi's Inc v. Anthony Buscemi Delicatessen and Party Store, Inc

On March 7, 1977, the Macomb County Circuit Court issued a written finding that the name "Buscemi”, as used by plaintiff, Buscemi’s Inc., for over 20 years, had acquired a secondary meaning when used in connection with "a business commonly referred to as a delicatessen, selling pizza, submarine sandwiches, torpedo sandwiches and other food products for consumption off the premises including but not limited to beer, wine and liquor”. The court also found that the public was confused when defendant Anthony Buscemi Delicatessen and Party Store, Inc., was opened in Clinton Township, Macomb…