Bad Grammar = Good Trademark? (2006)
Saturday, 05 August 2006
A mark is merely descriptive if it conveys any aspect, purpose, function or use, or desirable characteristic of the goods or services with which it is used. For example, the mark MARTHA WASHINGTON for dolls is merely descriptive of dolls that portray Martha Washington; likewise, the mark APPLE PIE for potpourri with an apple pie
- Published in Grammar, Intellectual Property Law, Trademark Descriptiveness, Trademark Law
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