 | Indiana. Appellate Court - Law reports, digests, etc - 1915 - 854 pages
...or business of another, by means of either an implied or express representation to that effect, and any conduct, the natural and probable tendency and effect of which is to thus deceive the public, constitutes actionable unfair competition. Hartzlcr v. OogJicn, etc., Ladder... | |
 | Scott Rowley - Joint ventures - 1916 - 966 pages
...name by those not members of the partnership, that is, if it is used to deceive the public in order to pass off the goods or business of one person as and for that of another, there is a right of action for damages for unfair competition. Thus the partners have the absolute... | |
 | Law reports, digests, etc - 1923 - 536 pages
...decision of the present case. The syllabus is as follows : "l. Any conduct, the natural and probable effect of which is to deceive the public, so as to...one person as and for that of another, constitutes actionable unfair trade competition. If the effect be to injure the plaintiff, the fact that defendant... | |
 | Trademarks - 1926 - 706 pages
...that there is either an express or implied representation to that effect. And it may be stated broadly that any conduct, the natural and probable tendency...for that of another, constitutes unfair competition. The definition is comprehensive enough to reach every possible means of effecting the result." See,... | |
 | Tariff - 1932 - 408 pages
...their importation and sale have been aggravated by the appropriation of the domestic manuf uacturer's trade name. It is obvious that such practice can not...reach every possible means of effecting the result. Belief against unfair competition is properly afforded upon the ground that one who has built up a... | |
 | Tariff - 1934 - 28 pages
...the name " Lincoln " together with the simulation of the cigar lighters manufactured by petitioner is conduct the natural and probable tendency and effect...which is to deceive the public so as to pass off the said infringing lighters as and for those of petitioner. (g) The said lighters are sold at such low... | |
 | Law - 1914 - 1296 pages
...that there is either an express or implied representation to that effect. And it may be stated broadly that any conduct, the natural and probable tendency...one person as and for that of another, constitutes actionable unfair competition. The definition is comprehensive enough to reach every possible means... | |
 | Law - 1919 - 1004 pages
...mark." See also Suburban Press v Suburban Publishing Company, 227 Pa., 148. It may be stated broadly that any conduct, the natural and probable tendency...to pass off the goods or business of one person as that of another, constitutes actionable, unfair competition, 38 Cyc., 379, is a fraud of another's... | |
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And it may be stated broadly that any conduct, the natural and probable tendency and effect of which Is to deceive the public so as to pass off the goods or business of one person as and for that of another, constitutes actionable unfair competition. 