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What was the first ever trademark?

A design mark with an eagle and a ribbon and the words Economical, Beautiful, and Durable was the first registered trademark, filed by the Averill Chemical Paint Company on 30 August 1870 under the Trademark Act of 1870.

What is the difference between strong marks and weak marks?

Strong marks are afforded the greatest protection. As a general rule, arbitrary and fanciful or suggestive marks are considered strong. Descriptive, geographic and personal name marks are considered weak. Generic marks are afforded no protection.

What are the two types of mark?

The two primary types of marks are trademarks and service marks.

Is it easier to prove infringement of a trademark than passing off?

Suing for trademark infringement, which can be done only on the basis of a registered trademark, is generally easier (and less costly) than suing for passing off (which requires proving goodwill and damages).

What is an example of a weak mark?

Descriptive marks are considered weak until they have acquired distinctiveness. Examples include Creamy for yogurt or Worlds Best Bread. Generic terms can serve as the basis for a trademark.

What is a strong mark?

: a trademark or service mark that is distinctive and is used in a fictitious, arbitrary, or fanciful manner in connection with a product compare weak mark. Note: A strong mark is afforded greater trademark protection than a weak mark.

What is the difference between strong and weak marks?

As a general rule, arbitrary and fanciful or suggestive marks are considered strong. Descriptive, geographic and personal name marks are considered weak. Generic marks are afforded no protection. Generic terms are words we use in everyday speech, such as chair, desk, car, etc.

What is the weakest trademark?

Generic. Finally, a generic mark is the weakest form of a mark because it simply uses the word of the good or service as its trademark.

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