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Fraudulent Intent In Trade Mark Cases, Grover C. Grismore
Fraudulent Intent In Trade Mark Cases, Grover C. Grismore
Michigan Law Review
One of the troublesome questions which confront the trade mark lawyer is that as to the extent to which a fraudulent intention is an essential element in trade mark litigation. Must a plaintiff who is seeking injunctive relief, or damages, or an accounting against a defendant who", it is alleged, has simulated his trade mark, trade name or other identifying device, show that the latter has consciously sought to mislead the purchasing public? Judges and legal writers leave the matter in doubt. It is the purpose of this paper to discover, if possible, how this doubt has arisen and to …
Protection Of Industrial Property, Edward S. Rogers
Protection Of Industrial Property, Edward S. Rogers
Michigan Law Review
It is perhaps too much to attempt a discussion of the origin and history of the common law in an introductory note like this. Suffice it to say that the common law is unwritten and is an inheritance from the English colonists who brought it to North America from England. The common law is the law of the several states. In the United States there is no national common law.