Kentucky Fried Chicken Corporation v. Diversified Packaging Corporation

U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit · Decided 1977-03-25

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GOLDBERG, Circuit Judge: This case presents us with something mundane, something novel, and something bizarre. The mundane includes commercial law issues now well delimited by precedent. The novel aspects of the case center on intriguing and difficult interrelationships between trademark and antitrust concepts. And the bizarre element is the facially implausible — some might say…

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