Fromer v. Ottenberg
New York Supreme Court
Action in equity to restrain defendants from using plaintiff’s trade-marks and for an accounting to ascertain damages. Motion for a compulsory reference.
1Opinion of the CourtClarke, J.
This is a suit in equity to restrain defendants from using plaintiff’s trade-marks and for an accounting to ascertain damages. The complaint alleges: Plaintiff’s ownership; a license granted defendants to use the trade-marks in consideration of defendants employing plaintiff’s husband, Louis F. Fromer, as salesman under an agreement between said Fromer and defendants of even date with the license; performance by plaintiff and by said Fromer of all the terms of his agreement and its termination on January 1, 1901; that the license “was, by the terms of the agreements of the parties, to be…
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