New York Supreme Court May 31, 1960 (Perlman v. Floor Master Tile, Inc.)

Edward G. Baker, J.

Plaintiffs sue to enjoin the use by defendant in the latter’s corporate name of the words “ Floor Master,” and for damages.

In December, 1945, plaintiff Irving Perlman and his then partner, Steele, filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings a certificate of doing business under the name and style of “ floormasters.