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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5556, 26 July 1886, Page 4

TTTOLPE'S SCHNAPPS IMPORTANT JUDGMENT. INJUNCTION GRANTED BY THE SUPREME COURT. (prom the augus, Ist juke, 1886.) "The plaintiff, Mr Joel B. Wolfe, claimed to be entitled to the exclusive use as a trade-mark of the names Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, which he had applied to a kind of gin sold by him in. this colony and other places. The defendant, Mr D. G. E. Alsop, is the agent in Melbourne for Mr D. H. Burke, who also sells Schiedam Schnapps. Mr Burke had formerly been in partnership with the plaintiff, but the partnership was dissolved in 1882. The plaintiff sold his schnapps under the name .'.of j Wolfe's Aromatic • Schiedam Schnapps/ The defendant, after the dissolution of the partnership, sold liquor under the name, of. Burkes Schiedam Schnapps. , -The plaintiff complained that this Vas' an of Mb trademark, which had been registered in this colony for more than five years. His Honor held that the plaintiff had not an exclusive use to the words he claimed as a trademark, but he wss of opinion that Mr Burke had adopted the^name ' Schiedam Schnapps'^ or the liquor sold by him,' [ with the intention of inducing purchasers to belieye.that the liquor sold by him was tiie plaintiffs gin ; that a reference to' Udolpho Wolfe on the labels of Burkes wrappers was calculated to assist the deception by suggesting that Burke had , either the right or the exclusive right to sell the same gin whcih he had sold when in partnership with Udolpho Wolfe and ; his successors ; and that the liquor sold by him in bottles, labelled * Burkes Schiedam Schnapps' was the jgtme as that which the plaintiff was selling in bottles I labelled • Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps/ He .therefore, made a decree in;favdr of the plaintiff? 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