Romo Dimas et al v. Tapia Matilde et al

Filing 29

JUDGMENT AND PERMANENT INJUNCTION filed by Judge Dean D. Pregerson : Judgment is hereby entered against Defendants Favian Tapia Matilde against defendants Delia Tapia, Favian Tapia Matilde and Delia Tapia in favor of Plaintiffs Alfredo Romo Dimas, I gnacio Romo Dimas, Juan Luis Romo Dimas, Rogelio Romo Dimas, Guillermo Romo Dimas, Gilberto Romo Dimas on Plaintiffs claims of federal trademark infringement and cancellation of Defendants trademark registration. The Court declines to award attorneys fees to Plaintiffs. Plaintiff is awarded costs of suit in an amount to be determined by theClerk of the Court. (MD JS-6. Case Terminated) (lc)

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1 2 3 4 5 JS-6 6 7 8 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 9 CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA 10 11 12 13 14 ALFREDO ROMO DIMAS, IGNACIO ROMO DIMAS, JUAN LUIS ROMO DIMAS, ROGELIO ROMO DIMAS, GUILLERMO ROMO DIMAS, GILBERTO ROMO DIMAS, No. CV 13-08840 DDP (ASx) JUDGMENT AND PERMANENT INJUNCTION 15 Plaintiffs, 16 -vs.- 17 18 19 FAVIAN TAPIA MATILDE, DELIA TAPIA, 20 Defendants. 21 22 The Court having granted the Motion for Summary Judgment of Plaintiffs 23 24 Alfredo Romo Dimas, Ignacio Romo Dimas, Juan Luis Romo Dimas, Rogelio 25 Romo Dimas, Guillermo Romo Dimas and Gilberto Romo Dimas, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED as follows: 26 27 28 I. JUDGMENT 1. Judgment is hereby entered against Defendants Favian Tapia Matilde -1- JUDGMENT 1 and Delia Tapia in favor of Plaintiffs Alfredo Romo Dimas, Ignacio Romo Dimas, 2 Juan Luis Romo Dimas, Rogelio Romo Dimas, Guillermo Romo Dimas, Gilberto 3 Romo Dimas on Plaintiffs’ claims of federal trademark infringement and 4 cancellation of Defendants’ trademark registration. 5 II. 6 CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION 2. It is ordered, adjudged and decreed that Registration No. 3,797,278 of 7 the trademark EL ROMANTICO SAMURAY before the United States Patent and 8 Trademark Office be, and hereby is, cancelled. The Clerk shall notify the United 9 States Patent and Trademark Office of the Court’s order. 10 III. 11 PERMANENT INJUNCTION 3. Defendants Favian Tapia Matilde, Delia Tapia and their respective 12 officers, agents, servants, employees, and attorneys, and any other persons who are 13 in active concert or participation with any of the aforementioned persons who 14 receive actual notice of this Judgment of Permanent Injunction by personal service 15 or otherwise are hereby permanently ENJOINED and RESTRAINED from using 16 the service mark SAMURAY, or any confusingly similar or colorable imitation of 17 the mark, including without limitation the term EL ROMANTICO SAMURAY, in 18 any manner in connection with the sale, advertising, offering, announcing or 19 promotion of musical services, such as live performances of a musical group, or 20 products, such as phonograph records, CDs, DVDs or their digital counterparts. 21 IV. 22 IMPOUNDMENT AND DESTRUCTION 4. Defendants Favian Tapia Matilde, Delia Tapia and their respective 23 officers, agents, servants, employees, and all persons in active concert or 24 participation with Defendants who receive actual notice of this order by personal 25 service or otherwise, are hereby ordered to remove and destroy all promotional 26 literature, advertising, goods and other materials relating to the use of the term 27 SAMURAY or EL ROMANTICO SAMURAY on or in connection with such 28 advertising, goods or other materials within seven (7) days following receipt of such -2- JUDGMENT 1 actual notice of this order, and to provide plaintiff’s counsel with evidence of such 2 removal and destruction within the same seven (7) day period following receipt of 3 such actual notice. 4 5. Violation of the permanent injunction herein by any person enjoined 5 herein shall constitute contempt of court, and plaintiffs may seek to recover 6 reasonable attorney’s fees and costs expended in bringing a contempt motion. 7 IV. FEES, COSTS AND RETENTION OF JURISDICITON 8 6. The Court declines to award attorney’s fees to Plaintiffs. 9 7. Plaintiff is awarded costs of suit in an amount to be determined by the 10 11 12 13 Clerk of the Court. 8. The Court shall retain jurisdiction to enforce the permanent injunction included in this judgment. 9. Plaintiff is hereby authorized to engage in post-judgment discovery as 14 necessary to ensure compliance with the Court’s Judgment and Permanent 15 Injunction. 16 IT IS SO ORDERED. 17 18 Dated: October 01, 2015 19 HON. DEAN D. PREGERSON UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 -3- JUDGMENT

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