...closely Imitated It as to actually mislead and deceive the public: Lockwood v. Bostwlck, 2 Daly, 621. No one should be allowed to sell his goods as those of another, nor to so label them as to Induce purchasers to believe that they are the goods of another. Whether...

...necessary for decision. We come, then, to what is called "unfair competition." This is nothing but a convenient name for the doctrine that no one should...be allowed to sell his goods as those of another. This rule is usually invoked when there is an actual market competition between the analogous products...

...then, to what is ealled 'unfair eompetition.' This is nothing but a eonvenient name for the doetrine that no one should be allowed to sell his goods as those of another. This rule is usually invoked when there is an aetual market eompetition between the analogous produets...

...business, vocation or occupation, he: 22 1. Passes off goods or services as those of 77 another; ^ j 24 NOTE: Passing off has been said to be "a convenient...name for the doctrine that no one should be allowed 25 to sell his goods as those of another." Vogue \ Co. v. Thompson-Hudson Co.. 300 Fed. 509, 512 (6th...

...business, vocation, or occupation, he: 4 (1) passes off goods or services as those of another; COMMENT Passing off has been said to be "a convenient name...sell his goods as those of another." Vogue Co. v. Thompson-Hudson Co., 300 Fed. 509, 512 (Cth Cir. 1924). Passing off originally denominated unauthorized...

...his business, vocation, or occupation, he: 4 (1) passes off goods or services as those of another; Passing off has been said to be "a convenient name...sell his goods as those of another." Vogue Co. v. Thompson-Hudson Co., 300 Fed. 509, 512 (6th Cir. 1924). Passing off originally denominated unauthorized...