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5.6 Amendment in Revocation/Cancellation Proceedings p.18 5.7 Combining Revocation/Cancellation and Infringement p.18
5.8 Measures to Address Fraud p.19 6. Assignments and Licensing p.19
6.1 Assignment Requirements and Restrictions p.19 6.2 Licensing Requirements or Restrictions p.19
6.3 Registration or Recording of an Assignment or Licence p.19 7. Initiating Trade Mark and Copyright Lawsuits p.19 7.1 Timeframes for Filing Infringement Lawsuits p.19 7.2 Legal Claims for Infringement Lawsuits and Their Standards p.19 7.3 Factors in Determining Infringement p.21 7.4 Prerequisites and Restrictions to Filing a Lawsuit p.21 7.5 Lawsuit Procedure p.21 7.6 Declaratory Judgment Proceedings and Other Protections for Potential Defendants p.22 7.7 Small Claims p.22 7.8 Effect of Trade Mark and Copyright Office Decisions p.22 7.9 Counterfeiting and Bootlegging p.22 8. Litigating Trade Mark and Copyright Claims p.23 8.1 Special Procedural Provisions for Trade Mark or Copyright Proceedings p.23 8.2 Effect of Registration p.24 8.3 Costs of Litigating Infringement Actions p.24 9. Defences and Exceptions to Infringement p.24 9.1 Defences to Trade Mark Infringement p.24 9.2 Defences to Copyright Infringement (Fair Use/Fair Dealing) p.25
9.3 Exhaustion p.25 10. Remedies p.26
10.1 Injunctive Remedies p.26 10.2 Monetary Remedies p.27 10.3 Attorneys’ Fees and Costs p.27 10.4 Ex Parte Relief p.28 10.5 Customs Seizures of Counterfeits or Parallel Imports p.28 11. Appeal p.29 11.1 Appellate Procedure p.29 11.2 Timeframes for Appealing Trial Court Decisions p.29 12. Additional Considerations p.29 12.1 Emerging Issues p.29 12.2 Trade Mark and Copyright Use on the Internet p.29
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