Sunbeam Corp. v. Sunbeam Furniture Corp.

The above-entitled matter heard on February 13, 1956, on an Order to Show Cause as to why the defendants should not be held guilty of contempt in violating the terms of the final judgment and decree of this court entered on October 26, 1951, as modified by order of this court entered on December 7, 1953, and on affidavits then and subsequently submitted, is hereby decided as follows:

(a) The Court finds that the defendant Sunbeam Furniture Corp., as the successor of the original defendants, has willfully, knowingly and deliberately violated the final decree of this Court entered October 26, 1951, as modified by the decree dated December 7, 1953, until shortly prior to the hearing herein on February 13, 1956, in having sold or offered for sale electric lamps bearing the trade-mark “Sunbeam” and in having used the name “Sunbeam” in connection with the advertising, sale and offering for sale of lamps and other electrical appliances at the defendant’s new place of business located at 1807 E Street, San Diego, San Diego County, California; that defendant is, and is held to be, in contempt of this court and the plaintiff is entitled to, and is hereby given, additional judgment on…