Unfair Competition — Bill for Injunction.
A bill seeking to enjoin defendant from having manufactured for it, and selling, in competition with plaintiff, perforated music rolls, under its own trade mark, similar to those of plaintiff, and alleged to have been made from masters and matrices illegally procured from plaintiff, and so advertised as to induce the public to believe that they were plaintiff's products, held to be too indefinite in its allegations to entitle plaintiff to relief.
Decided March 19th, 1929.
SLOAN, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, reversing the order.
Unreported cases.