NOTES TO CHAPTER 99.

TRADE MARKS.

6522. How to secure right to. The state courts have jurisdiction to enjoin a person from infringing the trade mark of a competitor. The act of congress assuming to confer exclusive jurisdiction on the federal courts in trade mark cases has been pronounced unconstitutional (United States v. Steffens, 100 U. S., 82). An injunction in such a case will issue when there is a wrongful imitation, for a fraudulent purpose of another's name and label; Smail v. Sanders, 118-106.

INDEX.

The references in this index are to both page and section of the volume.

The references to sections preceding section 6556 are to sections of the preceding
editions of 1881 and 1888. The page references are to the pages of this volume on
which the respective annotations are to be found.

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