Excerpt from Howard's Practice Reports in the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals of the State of New York, 1879, Vol. 57
The words Established 1780, or Established A. D. 1780 which have been conspicuously displayed and used upon the signs, labels, bill heads &c., of a drug house for a great number of years, may strictly and rightly be denominated a trade-mark, and the right to the exclusive use of such words will be protected by a court of equity.
Where one partner retires from a firm and the other members of the firm, with the consent of the retiring member, continue the business under the old firm name, as they may do under the statute (laws of 1854, chapter they will be held to have succeeded to the business of the old firm.
As the right to use the words Established 1780, or Established A. D. 1780 when the partnership between the plaintiffs and the defendant ended, belonged to the business, it passed to the successors of the firm.
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