Crawford v. Laus

While, from an inspection of the photographs of the parties’ respective places of business, it would seem that *249there is no such identity of appearance as would justify the granting of an injunction to restrain the maintenance of the defendant’s store in its present condition, I think that the motion should be granted to protect the plaintiff, pendente lite, from an infringement of his trade-mark, “ The Little Shop,” the question of his earlier adoption and advertisement of the name not being in dispute. The defendant’s chosen appellation, “ The Little Antique Shop,” as applied to a business…