In the trial for confirming the scope of rights of a trademark, whether the registered trademark and the mark subject to confirmation are similar should be observed objectively, entirely, and at a distance from the appearance, title, and idea.
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In the transaction of designated products, it should be based on the intuitive perception that general consumers feel about the trademark.
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In addition, it should be judged according to whether there is a risk of misunderstanding or confusion about the source of the product.
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In such a judgment, when the fact that the mark is used for the product is recognized, the degree of publicity of the mark, the relationship with the product, and the name and recognition of the consumer for the mark should be considered.
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In other words, it is necessary to comprehensively and comprehensively consider the transaction conditions surrounding the product.
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