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Article 1. (1) a trademark shall protect a sign which may be represented graphically and which is capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one ...

Why not?1 that question taunts trademark law and scholarship. that is, trademark law, by design, rarely limits the subject matter eligible for protection ...

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The trademark owner must therefore rely on unfair competition law and other special rules that protect him against labelling and packaging imitations, ...

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At the core of trademark law has long been the blackletter principle that the stronger a trademark is, the greater the likelihood that consumers will ...

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Trademarks, copyrights, and patents protect different types of intellectual property. a trademark typically protects brand names and logos used on goods and ...

Instead, trademark law, like all unfair competition law, sought to protect producers from illegitimate diversions of their trade by competitors. courts did ...

Businesses to protect their brand value rather than the public interest. introduction: it has been misunderstood for years that trademark law was intended ...

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Inta supports the adoption of specific national laws that protect against acts of unfair competition. at a minimum, the national laws should implement the ...

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Though powerful, the economic analysis of trademark law remains incomplete. ... protection should protect: the uniqueness of the trademark signifier.