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Canada's Federal Court rejects American law of Fraud on the Trademark Office

Leonard Michael Fleck, P. Jorgensen

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Canada's Federal Court refused to import the US doctrine of fraud on the trade mark office when deciding whether a Canadian trade mark registration was invalid due to an inaccurate declaration of use.

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Canada's Federal Court refused to import the US doctrine of fraud on the trade mark office when deciding whether a Canadian trade mark registration was invalid due to an inaccurate declaration of use.

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Canada's Federal Court refused to import the US doctrine of fraud on the trade mark office when deciding whether a Canadian trade mark registration was invalid due to an inaccurate declaration of use.

Key concepts: Trademark, Declaration, Doctrine, Law, Federal court, Political science, Business, Supreme court

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