Under the “first to use” jurisdiction, there is no need for registration to obtain rights to a mark as long as you can prove that you are the first to use it. However, having your mark registered is an evidence of validity and ownership.
Under the “first to use” jurisdiction, there is no need for registration to obtain rights to a mark as long as you can prove that you are the first to use it. However, having your mark registered is an evidence of validity and ownership.
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