Wasmuth-Endicott Co. v. Richmond Cabinet Co.

Thompson, J. —

This is a suit in equity brought by appellant to restrain appellee from infringing on its trade-mark “Kitchen Maid” as applied to kitchen cabinets, by the use of the words “Lik-A-Maid” or any other simulation of “Kitchen Maid,” and to restrain appellee from simulating the distinctive dress and appearance of appellant’s kitchen cabinets, and for an accounting of profits and damages arising out of appellee’s alleged unlawful acts.

The allegations of the amended complaint are, in substance, as follows: That appellant and appellee are corporations organized and existing under the…