The defendants operated a store in the Vancouver area that carried a line of handbags and other products all of which were copies of the famous Hermes brand. The term Hermes didn't appear on any of the products and on very close inspection "HENRY HIGH CLASS KELLY" (the name of the store) was imprinted in the handbags and other products in question. Hermes brought this action to stop the sale of these bags There is no registered trademark or other protection in the design of the bags themselves, just protection under copyright for the Hermes' name. What would be the basis for Hermes' complaint and what remedy would be appropriate?