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Menendez Vs. Holt

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Dec 10, 1888

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  1. Mclean Vs. Fleming US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1877
  2. U.S. 514 (1888) U.S. Supreme Court Menendez v. Holt
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  3. U.S. 514 (1888) Menendez v. Holt
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  4. may be protected to them and for their use as a trademark, and does not fall within the rule in Manufacturing Co. v. Trainer
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  5. rendered certain by their selection. The case clearly does not fall within the rule announced in Manufacturing Co. v. Trainer
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  6. or in Raggett v. Findlater
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  7. S. 521 that it should be debarred therefrom on the ground, as argued, of being indicative of quality only. Burton v. Stratton
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  8. Godillot v. Harris
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  9. Ransome v. Graham
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  10. it is openly trading in the name of another upon the reputation acquired by the device of the true proprietor. Gillott v. Esterbrook
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  11. Coats v. Holbrook
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  12. when selected by Ryder and so marked by him. Goodwill was defined by Lord Eldon, in Cruttwell v. Lye
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  13. but Vice-Chancellor Wood, in Churton v. Douglas
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  14. rights appellees may have had were lost by laches, and the desire is intimated that we should reconsider McLean v. Fleming
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  15. upon the complainant's land, he had acquired by that negligence the right to cut down the remainder. Attorney General v. Eastlake
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  16. mere procrastination in seeking redress for depredations had deprived the true proprietor of his legal right. Fullwood v. Page
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  17. Fullwood, 9 Ch.D. 176. Acquiescence, to avail, must be such as to create a new right in the defendant. Rodgers v. Nowill
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  18. Duer, J., Amoskeag Mfg. Co. v. Spear
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  19. Julian v. Hoosier
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  20. Taylor v. Carpenter
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  21. U.S. Supreme Court Menendez v. Holt
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  22. Manufacturing Co. v. Trainer
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  23. Raggett v. Findlater
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  24. Burton v. Stratton
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  25. Gillott v. Esterbrook
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  26. Cruttwell v. Lye
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  27. Churton v. Douglas
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  28. Attorney General v. Eastlake
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  29. Fullwood v. Page
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  30. Rodgers v. Nowill
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