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How Does Singapore Define Trademark Infringement?
2023-10-26



In Singapore, trademarks registered successfully with the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) enjoy legal protection. If trademark owners discover unauthorized usage of their registered trademarks, they can exercise their rights under trademark law to protect their brands.



Defining Trademark Infringement in Singapore


Trademark infringement in Singapore can be defined through several key criteria:


1.Unauthorized Use of an Identical Trademark: When an identical trademark is used without the owner's permission in connection with identical goods or services, it constitutes trademark infringement.

2.Unauthorized Use of a Similar Trademark: If an identical or similar trademark is employed without the owner's consent in connection with similar goods or services, it is considered an infringement.

3.Confusingly Similar Trademarks: In cases where similar trademarks, without the owner's authorization, are used on similar goods or services, causing customer confusion, trademark infringement may occur.

4.Infringement on Well-Known Trademarks: Even when the goods or services are not the same, using a trademark similar to a well-known, registered trademark can constitute infringement if it potentially confuses customers or harms the interests of the trademark owner.


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