Lacroix Fils v. Sarrazin

E.D. Louisiana

Lacroix Fils v. Sarrazin

15 F. 489

CourtDistrict Court, E.D. Louisiana

DecidedJanuary 15, 1883

StatusPublished

Cited by3 cases

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Lacroix Fils v. Sarrazin, 15 F. 489 (E.D. La. 1883).

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Pabder, J.

This court takes judicial notice of the public treaties between the United States and foreign countries. Where a citizen of France has, in compliance with the trade-mark laws of the United States, duly registered a trade-mark, he need not, in bringing an action against a citizen of Louisiana for violation of his rights in such trade-mark, allege that there is in force a treaty between the United States and France affording privileges in France to citizens of the United States similar to those given by the trade-mark laws of the United States.

Let demurrer be overruled.

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Pabder, J.

This court takes judicial notice of the public treaties between the United States and foreign countries. Where a citizen of France has, in compliance with the trade-mark laws of the United States, duly registered a trade-mark, he need not, in bringing an action against a citizen of Louisiana for violation of his rights in such trade-mark, allege that there is in force a treaty between the United States and France affording privileges in France to citizens of the United States similar to those given by the trade-mark laws of the United States.

Let demurrer be overruled.

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