There is no question of having to show that confusion is caused by this use: because of the identity of the marks and of the goods or services, confusion is considered inevitable and need not be demonstrated. Similar marks, similar goods and services Dilution : Section 10(2) describes two situations where due to similarities between either the marks or the goods or services unauthorised use of a mark may infringe. The first is where an identical mark is used on goods or services similar to those for which the mark is registered: the second is where a similar mark is used on similar goods or services.

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There is no question of having to show that confusion is caused by this use: because of the identity of the marks and of the goods or services, confusion is considered inevitable and need not be demonstrated. Similar marks, similar goods and services Dilution

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There is no question of having to show that confusion is caused by this use: because of the identity of the marks and of the goods or services, confusion is considered inevitable and need not be demonstrated.