The Purpose of a Trade Mark Is

question 24

Multiple Choice

The purpose of a trade mark is:

• A)the same as the purpose of a business name in that both are a means of preventing others from reproducing a name.
• B)different from purpose of a business name: a business name, unlike a trademark, is designed to enable those dealing with a business to identify the people behind it.
• C)the same as the purpose of a business name because registration of the business name, like a trademark, automatically prevents others from using the name to market products.
• D)different from the purpose of a business name: a trade mark, unlike a business name, is not intended to prevent others from using the name.

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