An infringement of a registered trade mark cannot be maintained unless the court finds that the defendant uses a mark identical with the registered trade mark…

The tendency of persons using the English language to slur the termination of words has the effect that the beginning of words is accentuated in comparison.…

An essential element of a device claimed to be a trade mark is that it identify the goods of a particular merchant and distinguish them from…

In deciding whether two marks are confusingly similar, the marks alone must be considered, divorced from associated features or get up and the like. Evidence is…

When a word is used to denote a product and the other features contained are not distinctive, they are merely decorative of the trade mark and…

It is elementary law that an appellate court such as the Supreme Court will hardly reverse a concurrent finding of facts.

As leave was not sought and granted, the grounds that is grounds 3, 4 and 6 are hereby struck out. Where grounds of appeal are struck…

The essence of a trade mark is that it indicates a connection in the course of trade between the goods and some person having the right…

Appellant in the instant case has no interest in the land even during his occupation of the premises. The licence to remain is automatically revoked on…

It is settled law that where an agent or servant is allowed to occupy premises belonging to his principal for the more convenient performance of his…

A concurring judgment has equal weight with or as a leading judgment. It complements, edifies and adds to the leading judgment. In so far as a…

The Supreme Court will not in principle interfere with concurrent findings of fact unless special reasons justify such interference, that is, where there is a miscarriage…