Section 111 of TMA : Section 111: Forfeiture Of Goods

TMA

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Let's say John was found guilty of using a counterfeit logo of a popular brand, violating Section 103 of The Trade Marks Act, 1999. According to Subsection (1), the court, upon his conviction, can order all the goods bearing the counterfeit logo to be forfeited to the Government.

If John is not satisfied with the conviction and decides to appeal, as per **Sub...

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