PER CURIAM.
The appellant's ultimate cause of action before the trial court sought an injunction for unfair competition in the publication of a periodical, by the use of a trade name "Patria." The trial court entered a summary judgment based upon a finding that the word "patria" was generic and not subject to exclusive use, plus the use of same had been "abandoned" by both parties and therefore the matter was moot. We reverse.
First, the name "patria", which...
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