This title sets out the law governing trademarks in Canada, as governed by the Trademarks Act, as well as the law pertaining to the common law and statutory remedy of passing off. It is an important and authoritative resource for Canadian legal practitioners.
Langue de publication: English
Publié: 15 janvier 2025
Éditeur: LexisNexis Canada
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Achieving distinctiveness in a sea of product overload is a key goal of most business clients. So too is preventing the exploitation by others of hard-earned commercial goodwill. Whether the clients are multinational giants or "mom and pop" proprietorships, the need to distinguish wares or services, and protect intellectual property rights, is always near the top of the list in discussions with legal advisers. The law of trademarks is one of the primary weapons in the legal arsenal to meet these crucial objectives, making a solid working knowledge of the area essential for most lawyers.
Newly revised and thoroughly updated, Halsbury's Laws of Canada – Trademarks, Passing Off and Unfair Competition (2025 Reissue) sets out the law governing trademarks in Canada, as governed by the Trademarks Act, as well as the law pertaining to the common law and statutory remedy of passing off. Authored by the late Honourable Roger Hughes, Sanjukta Tole and Sebastian Beck-Watt, Canada's leading intellectual property experts, this title is an important and authoritative resource for Canadian legal practitioners. Topics covered include:
Trademarks
Passing Off and Unfair Competition
I. Regulatory Framework
1. International Conventions
2. Constitution
3. Common Law
4. Statutes
II. Trademarks
1. Categories of Trademarks
2. Registration
3. Transfer and License
4. Infringement
5. Confusion
6. Trademarks Act Offences
III. Passing Off and Unfair Competition
1. General
2. Common Law
3. Statutory Regime