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Passing off Trademark - Coggle Diagram
Passing off Trademark
Definition and Nature
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Referenced in Section 27(2), Section 134(1)(c), Section 135
Passing off trademark is a legal action addressing the unauthorised use of goods, services, and the goodwill attached to another person’s business, leading to misrepresentation and unfair competition in the marketplace.
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Types
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Extended Passing Off – False suggestion of quality or characteristics (e.g., Champagne, Basmati).
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Provisions
Section 27(2) – No action for infringement of unregistered trademark, but right to passing off remains.
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Section 135(1) – Relief available: injunction, damages, account of profits.