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Smith v. chanel
· Facts. Rule: One who has copied an unpatented product sold under a trademark may use the trademark in his advertising to identify the product he has copied. Smith, U.S.P.Q. (rainer-daus.de ). The action rests upon a single advertisement published in "Specialty Salesmen," a trade journal directed to wholesale . Chanel, Inc. v. Chanel has 7 jobs listed on Typical vs Atypical Development Graphic. View Chanel Smith's profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. Appellant R.G. Smith, doing business as Ta'Ron, Inc., advertised a fragrance called "Second Chance" as a duplicate of appellees' "Chanel No. Chanel, Inc. - F.2d (9th Cir. ) · Rule: One who has copied an unpatented product sold under a trademark may use the trademark in his . Smith v. Browse Smith and Caughey's huge range instore or online. Looking for Beauty products? The Law Office of Chanel R. DeBose et al (cv), Louisiana Eastern District Court, Filed: 08/22/ - PacerMonitor Mobile Federal and Bankruptcy Court PACER Dockets. Smith v. Upon remand, the court heard extensive evidence leading to findings that Smith had made numerous false misrepresentations in his . Smith v. Chanel, Inc., F.2d (9th Cir. ). Smith. The district court found that Smith had violated Chanel's trademark because Smith was profiting off of the goodwill associated with Chanel's trademark. On 05/12/ Chanel, Inc filed an Intellectual Property - Trademark court case against The Judge overseeing this case is Rodney Smith.