Initial interest confusion doctrine is associated with
Question and options
Initial interest confusion doctrine is associated with
- Copy Right
- Patent
- Trade Mark
- Industrial Design
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - Trade Mark
Initial interest confusion is a trademark doctrine: infringement where a mark creates initial confusion that attracts customers even if dispelled before purchase.
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