Steve Schwenk wrote: > > It does not have to be trademarked. They could sue > right now based on that e-mail to me telling why they > chose "Westy." I was amazed at their candor. This > would be misappropriation of trade name or style of > doing business, among other commonlaw business torts. > Also, westfalia probably is trademarked. If I were to > forward that e-mail to the VW attorney noted in the > post last week about VW going after that ISP VW.net, i > am sure a letter would follow. But it's none of my > business! Steve, Maybe it's the business of RealWesty owners if their product causes our vehicles to depreciate? Just a thought-maybe a little pressure would cause them to rethink their choice of names. Larry '82 Jetta/RealWesty |
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