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The problematic nature of unregistered trademarks: an insight of Zambian law with comparative lessons from the South African jurisdiction
Unregistered trademarks are an important aspect of trademark law. Historically, the origins and use of trademarks dates to medieval times and the early developments are particularly obscure. Some legal scholars have however argued that it seems the Courts first began to protect ‘marks at the behest...
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Department of Commercial Law
2025
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