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With that caveat, there are some things that can be safely said about the 30-page answer.
Mrs. Lynn attacks the charge of unfair competition and trademark infringement head-on in the document. “Wakefield Country Day School Inc. may possibly draw some students who are potential attendees of Wakefield School Inc., but most and possibly all of the students at Wakefield Country Day School Inc. would not be potential students at Wakefield School Inc.
“Wakefield (CDS) competes to some extent with all public, private, and religious schools whose geographic market overlaps that of Wakefield (CDS) and does not seek to compete with Wakefield School Inc. to a greater degree than with other institutions. Pamela W. Lynn asserts that Wakfefield (CDS) has every right to so compete and notes that on June 28, 1991, in open court that (Wakefield-Marshall lawyer) Glenn Sedam conceded this during argument on the preliminary injunction,” argues Mr. Logie.
The papers say Mrs. Lynn “does not know the truth of the allegations concerning William E. Lynn’s (Jr.) education.” Bill Lynn, according to Wakefield-Marshall’s suit, did not, as he supposedly claimed, get degrees from Oxford and the University of Dublin and did not attend Harvard Law School.
As to the issue of which of the leases applied to the property, the
See WAKEFIELD, p.A-7
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