Infringement of a Mark Occurs When

question 68

Multiple Choice

Infringement of a mark occurs when:

• A) a person intends to confuse purchasers.
• B) it is proved that purchasers were actually confused by use of an identical or substantially indistinguishable mark.
• C) and only when, the mark is identical to another mark.
• D) a person without authorization uses an identical or substantially similar mark that is likely to cause confusion, to cause mistake, or to deceive.

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Definitions:

Super-Normal Voting Rights

Voting rights that are greater than one vote per share, typically granted to certain class of shares to retain control in a company.

Preemptive Right

The right of existing shareholders to purchase additional shares in a company before the company offers them to the public, to maintain their proportionate ownership in the company.

After-Tax Yield

The profitability of an investment after all taxes have been deducted, providing a true picture of the investment's return.

Required Return

The minimum rate of return that an investor expects to receive from an investment, accounting for risk preferences and inflation expectations.