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Apparent No Illegibility Defense In The UK

By Marty Schwimmer

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Out-law.com: "Defence of poor quality trademark reproduction rejected by Court of Appeal":

A man has tried to overturn a conviction by claiming that he could not have infringed a trade mark because his copy of it was so poor. Gary Boulter has been refused permission to appeal his conviction of criminal trade mark infringement.

Full post as published by Trademark Blog on October 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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