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by grabeh
4684 days ago
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Thanks for that. Interesting! Looks like in Australia there has to be a likelihood of confusion even where a mark has reputation. This is not the case in the EU, where the mere act of taking unfair advantage/causing detriment is sufficient for a TM owner to take action, even where there is no likelihood of confusion. Likewise, in the US, a TM owner would also have an action for TM dilution which does not require confusion. |
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