Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... relief to restrain the application of a Milwaukee Ordi- nance which prohibited the location of " adult " book stores and movie theaters within one thousand feet of each other . The court , noting the Supreme Court Case of Yong v Ameri ...
... relief to restrain the application of a Milwaukee Ordi- nance which prohibited the location of " adult " book stores and movie theaters within one thousand feet of each other . The court , noting the Supreme Court Case of Yong v Ameri ...
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... relief . The court concluded that under New York law , the Plaintiff was not required to prove secondary meaning in order to obtain relief from infringement of trade dress . All that was required was showing of likelihood of con- fusion ...
... relief . The court concluded that under New York law , the Plaintiff was not required to prove secondary meaning in order to obtain relief from infringement of trade dress . All that was required was showing of likelihood of con- fusion ...
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... relief . The court concluded that under New York law , the Plaintiff was not required to prove secondary meaning in order to obtain relief from infringement of trade dress . All that was required was showing of likelihood of con- fusion ...
... relief . The court concluded that under New York law , the Plaintiff was not required to prove secondary meaning in order to obtain relief from infringement of trade dress . All that was required was showing of likelihood of con- fusion ...
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