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Court Decisions Latest Law Cases Words & Phrases--"Likely to decive" and "cause confusion"--Connotation of--The term "likely to deceive" is wide enough to negate the stance of respondent that absolute proof is needed to make out a case of infringement of trade mark--A plaintiff can establish the case by proving that the impugned trade mark was ca...
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