| United States. Federal Trade Commission - Trade regulation - 1939 - 756 pages
...brand from the commodity — thus separating the physical property, which he owns, from the good will, which is the property of another — and then selling...price, provided he can do so without utilizing the good will of the latter as an aid to that. end. There is a great body of fact and opinion tending to... | |
| Commercial law - 1938 - 626 pages
...separating the physical property, which he owns, from the goodwill, which Is the property of another—and then selling the commodity at his own price, provided...the goodwill of the latter as an aid to that end." OTHER STATES HAVE PAIR TRADE LAWS Laws designed to legalize resale price maintenance agreements have... | |
| United States - 1940 - 1464 pages
...monopolistic effects, is warranted as a remedy for price cutting. The Supreme Court has recently declared : There is a great body of fact and opinion tending...cutting by retail dealers is not only injurious to the good will and business of the producer and distributor but injurious to the general public as weU *... | |
| Marketing Laws Survey (U.S.) - Commercial law - 1940 - 638 pages
...County, Dec. 14, 1937), 3 CCH 25088. The owner of a commodity may remove the trade-mark and sell it at his own price provided he can do so without utilizing the goodwill of the manufacturer, Guerlain, Inc. v. FW Woolworth Co., supra. Parties Bound by a Resale Price Restriction.... | |
| Marketing Laws Survey (U.S.) - Commercial law - 1940 - 638 pages
...provisions of the statute. Bitter v. Gorlitz, 98 NYLJ 2184 (Sup. Ct. NY County, Dec. 14, 1937), 3 CCH 25088. at his own price provided he can do so without utilizing the goodwill of the manufacturer, Guerlain, Inc. v. FW Woohoorth Co., gupra. Parties Hound by a Resale Price Restriction.... | |
| United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce - 1952 - 384 pages
...thus separating the physical property which he owns from the good will — meaning the trade-mark — which is the property of another, and then selling...price, provided he can do so without utilizing the good will of the latter as an aid to that end. There is fair trade in a nutshell. That tests the sincerity... | |
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