Spiegel v. Zuckerman
District Court, S.D. New York
In Equity. Suit by Hyman Spiegel and Conrad Prehs, partners, against Eouis Zuckerman and others, partners under the name of the Princess Shirt Waist Manufacturing Company, to restrain the defendants from continuing the alleged infringement of the alleged trade-mark “Princess,” which the complainants claim they and their predecessors first appropriated and used as such.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
The complainant firm, doing business as Spiegel & Prehs, claims to be the owner of the trade-mark “Princess” as used in connection with ladies’ shirt waists, and that defendants Louis Zuckerman, Morris Kantrowitz, and Nathan Benowitz, or firm, infringe same, in that they are doing business under the firm name and style of “The Princess Shirt Waist Manufacturing Company,” and thereby, in effect, representing themselves as the makers of the Princess shirt waist for ladies. The complainant firm contends that in 1899 the name “Princess,” as applied to shirt waists, was first…
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