Section 2 of TMA : Section 2: Definitions And Interpretation
TMA
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Explanation using Example
Let's consider a hypothetical scenario to illustrate the application of Section 2 of The Trade Marks Act, 1999. Suppose a company named "HealthFoods Inc." is known for its organic food products. Their logo, a green leaf with the company's name, is a registered trade mark under this Act, distinguishing their goods from others in the market.
One day, a new company named "NatureFoods Inc." enters the market with a logo that is very similar to that of HealthFoods Inc. The logo of NatureFoods Inc. also features a green leaf a...
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