What happened in this case?
An appeal in the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit between Harvey and American Coal Co. The court issued a decision on Jun 27, 1931.
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Where this case stands
The side that won in the lower court won again. The court left the lower court's decision in place.
In the court's words:
“We are satisfied that the words “Wonder Pocahontas” are calculated to deceive the buying public not less than if the word “Pocahontas” had been alone employed as a trade-name for coal which had not the properties nor the origin of the genuine, and we see no reason for disturbing the decree, which is accordingly affirmed.”
The lower court's ruling stands. This is a published opinion, so it is Binding precedentEarlier authority that a court generally must follow.Learn more about binding precedent → for courts in this circuit.
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An appeal in the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit between Harvey and American Coal Co. The court issued a decision on Jun 27, 1931.
8 court opinions on Jurvio cite this case, which shows other courts have relied on or discussed it.
The court issued its decision on Jun 27, 1931. The full text of the opinion is available on this page.
Understand this case
Harvey v American Coal Co. is Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit case number 4468. Jurvio currently provides 1 readable court document for this case.
Opinion type: Majority opinionThe opinion expressing the reasoning supported by most judges deciding the case.Learn more about majority opinion →
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