Plains Tire & Battery Co. v. Plains a to Z Tire Co.
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McCLINTOCK, Justice.
Two companies, both of which are in the business of selling tires and automotive accessories and services in Laramie, Wyoming, and both of which use the terms “Plains,” “Tire” and “Company” in their names, are parties to the present litigation. Plains Tire and Battery Company, Inc., filed a complaint against Plains A to Z Tire Company, Inc., seeking to enjoin defendant from using the name Plains A to Z Tire Company, Inc., and also to recover damages for the alleged trade-name infringement. After trial to the district court, the trial judge found generally for defendant and…
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