Goyard Lawsuit Against Faur Le Page

　　 France The old family box business Goyard and another French leather manufacturer Faur case Le Page lawsuits continue. In late January of this year, the Paris High Court of Commerce decided that Goyard would pay 100 thousand euros to Faur e Le Page for restricting competition. Goyard dissatisfied with the verdict and said it would appeal.

As report goes, dispute The reason is that in the Hanshin Department Store in Osaka, Japan, Goyard has used some measures to keep the Faur Le Page shop of its competitor near the Goyard store, but is forced into a relatively deserted area.

In fact, as early as October 2012, the two leading characters were in another field. Lawsuit Goyard was accused of unfair competition and trademark infringement by Faur Yi Le Page using the same logo logo as Goyard. In January 30th this year, the case was dismissed by the Paris civil court.

In 2009, Faur fashion Le Page, a fashion brand, was founded. In fact, it was famous for making weapons and pistols for the royal family in 1717. Now the products of Faur Le Page are mainly made of luxury goods.

About Goyard

The predecessor of Goyard was House of Martin, originally founded by Pierre-Fran OIS Martin in 1792. It was the heyday of luggage and bags. When Martin and one of its employees were married by Louis-Henri Morel, the House Morel was held by two people. In 1845, a new employee named of was hired as an apprentice. After that, he took over the company for 32 years. In 1885, she passed the company to her son.