The Principle of First in Time Equals First in Right

question 34

Multiple Choice

The principle of first in time equals first in right:

• A)asserts that it is enough to have invented the mark first.
• B)is a fundamental principle of service mark law.
• C)asserts that it is enough to have used the mark earlier in any country.
• D)is bound by the territoriality principle.

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Definitions:

French Blockade

The use of naval forces by France to prevent ships from entering or leaving port, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars, as a means to weaken enemy countries economically.

Washington's Ability

Refers to the skills, leadership qualities, and strategic insights of George Washington, especially as a military commander during the American Revolution and as the first President of the United States.

Thomas Paine

An influential English-born American political activist, philosopher, and author known for his works advocating independence and democratic principles.

Common Sense

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