2013 Louisiana Laws
Revised Statutes
TITLE 51 - Trade and Commerce
RS 51:300.1 - Purpose
SUBPART G. JAZZLAND
§300.1. Purpose
A. The legislature hereby finds and declares that the term "Jazzland" and all phrases containing the term "Jazzland" and the logos, one logo comprising the stylized word JAZZLAND with letters at differing heights, with two wavy lines above the letters and two characterized people above the J, and the second logo, a caricature of an alligator wearing a modified top hat, a waistcoat, a diagonal sash, and carrying a parasol are particularly, exclusively, and uniquely descriptive in the state of Louisiana of Jazzland, a theme park, in New Orleans, Louisiana, operated by Jazzland, Inc.
B. It is, therefore, in the public interest and important for economic development that the term "Jazzland" and the general design, appearance, and the configuration of the logo be reserved to Jazzland, Inc. in order to prevent unauthorized commercial exploitation. "Jazzland" and the general design, appearance, and configuration and such special logo shall be used commercially in the state of Louisiana only when authorized by Jazzland, Inc.
Acts 2000, 1st Ex. Sess., No. 62, §1.
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