If a toy company has a registered trademark, does it stop an app developer from creating a social app using the same name which has got nothing to do with any toy products whatsoever?
Would this even come under "confusingly similar"?
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Sign up to join this communityIf a toy company has a registered trademark, does it stop an app developer from creating a social app using the same name which has got nothing to do with any toy products whatsoever?
Would this even come under "confusingly similar"?
No it won't. Because the trademarks are for two completely different goods/services.