Seegmiller v. Hunt
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CALLISTER, Justice.
Plaintiffs appeal from a judgment denying them injunctive relief against the defendant’s use of the name “Mademoiselle” in connection with the latter’s operation of a beauty parlor. They also appeal from the lower court’s judgment that their registration of “Mademoiselle” as a trade name was invalid. Defendant cross-appeals from a denial of costs and damages.
On or about May 1, 1959, plaintiffs commenced operating a beauty parlor in Provo, Utah under the name of “Mademoiselle Salon of Beauty.” Prior to this time they had owned and operated a similar parlor under the name of…
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