A Descriptive Mark That Is Initially Unavailable for Protection Can

question 59

Multiple Choice

A descriptive mark that is initially unavailable for protection can still become protectable if it acquires __________ meaning.

• A) descriptive
• B) geographic
• C) personal
• D) secondary

Recognize defenses to contract enforceability including unconscionability, intoxication, and minor status.

Distinguish between different types of contracts and clauses including adhesion, exculpatory, and severable contracts.

Understand the implications of fraudulent activities and misrepresentations in contract formation.

Analyze the legal remedies available for contract disputes and tort claims.

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Definitions:

Punitive Damages

Punitive damages are compensation awarded in a lawsuit as a punishment to the defendant for egregious wrongdoing and as a deterrent against future similar actions.

Civil Court

A court dealing with non-criminal cases, usually involving private disputes between individuals or organizations.

Compensation

Payment or reward given to someone in recognition of loss, suffering, or injury.

Federal Court

Federal court refers to a system of courts that have jurisdiction over legal disputes governed by federal law, including disputes between states, constitutional issues, and matters involving the federal government.