New York Supreme Court June 11, 1940 (Thierfeld v. Cerreta)

Bernstein, J.

The plaintiffs, manufacturers of ladies’ handbags, seek by this action to restrain the defendant, a competitor, from using the words “ Cor day,” “ Corde,” “ Cordé ” and “ Kor Day ” as a mark or designation of his product, and to account to them for such profits as the defendant may have heretofore derived from the sale of his product so marked.