A restaurant chain known for its pancakes is suing a Kansas City, Mo.-based church mission that promotes its belief in daily, continuous prayer. The International House of Pancakes accuses the International House of Prayer of trademark dilution and infringement. The restaurant chain says it has six registered trademarks for the IHOP acronym and has been using the initials since 1973.
September 16, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A restaurant chain known for its pancakes is suing a Kansas City-based church mission that promotes its belief in daily, continuous prayer.
The International House of Pancakes has sued the International House of Prayer in federal court for using the IHOP acronym.
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