The following excerpt is from Stork Restaurant v. Sahati, 166 F.2d 348 (9th Cir. 1948):
In Garcia v. Garcia, D.C. Wis., 197 F.
[166 F.2d 358]
637, 641, it was said: "* * * the defendant's claim that his annual product is so small as not to make him a competitor of the complainants cannot be urged as supporting a right to use complainants' valuable trade-names as a means, possibly, to extend his business. If complainants have the right to stop the use of such names, they can exercise it regardless of the extent of defendant's business."[166 F.2d 358]
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