Hey all, Just when I thought I understood it... According to netregistry (www.netregistry.com.au/) a "common law" trademark can be satisfied by having a .com name... since common law is where you haven't registered the trademark, but where it is well known and clearly belongs to you... Now, I notice that the IP forms we have allow you to select trademark status as, registered, applied for or common law. Not being a legal type person, I don't know what qualifies as common law... is simply having a .com name enough? What about a business name? A product name? Thanks, Kirk
