A Trademark Is Considered to Be Abandoned When

question 14

Multiple Choice

A trademark is considered to be abandoned when:

• A)the owner fails to use it.
• B)it acquires a generic meaning.
• C)it has been obtained by fraud.
• D)it is suggestive or arbitrary.

Understand the remedies available in tort law, including compensatory and punitive damages.

Recognize the significance of intent in committing an intentional tort.

Delineate between public figures and private individuals in tort claims, particularly in defamation.

Understand the concepts of nuisance and how it differs from trespass to land.

---

Definitions:

Ecological Restoration

The practice of renewing and restoring degraded, damaged, or destroyed ecosystems and habitats in the environment by active human intervention and action.

Extinct In The Wild

Refers to species that no longer exist in their natural habitat but are maintained in captivity or through artificial propagation.

Acid Deposition

The deposition of acidic components in rain, snow, or dust on the surface of the Earth, often resulting from industrial emissions.