Michigan Mushroom Company v. Nash-Finch Company
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Judge.
This appeal is from the decision of the Assistant Commissioner of Patents dismissing an opposition to the registration of a composite mark bearing the words “Dewy-Fresh” for use on fresh vegetables, by the registrant and prior user of “Dawn Fresh.”
Appellee’s mark is a composite having as its background a leaf shaped pattern upon which, in large letters at the center thereof, are the words “Dewy-Fresh” and, at the lower left and extending, in part, off the leaf a little elf-like figure. Use in commerce of that mark since February 10, 1955, has been alleged. Opposer, appellant…
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