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Term: registered trade mark
1.
A sign registered as a trade mark pursuant to the Trade Marks Act 1994, UK. Trade marks are personal property and as such may be assigned, licensed or used as security. A trade mark must be distinctive to qualify for registration. Registration grants exclusive rights to use the trade mark and license the trade mark.
Usage: The registered trade mark was infringed by the rogue trader.
Related Words: sign; trade mark; Trade Marks Act 1994; common law trade mark; trade mark infringement; passing off; intellectual property rights.
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