> Hi Guy,
>
> If the goods supplied as a copy of an original brand RHXX (TM)
> is the same as the content of their own public release they
> have no grounds to
> object.
>
> As long as the trademark is acknowleged ie BrandName (TM).
OK, so (leaving aside questions as to why I would want to, public health
issues etc) I would be quite entitled to set up a stall in front of a
McDonalds outlet selling McDonalds burgers?



> If the content is different this would need to be
> acknowledged/stated by the
> distributor/seller.
>
> Product authenticity can also be maintained by their own
> Boxed product retail
> releases?
>
> If a product purported to be the same as RHXX (TM) public distribution
> is proven to differ without an acknowledgement of this
> difference by the
> distributor/seller then they would have a case (which they
> must prove).
>
> > > As any one in business knows the more exposure your product
> > > recieves the better for your business:
> > > If as a business you seek to limit that brand exposure you would
> > > only do this to maintain or increase profits:
> >
> > The problems is, Redhat have absolutely no control over
> what it is that is
> > getting exposure under their brand name.
> >
> > Guy Steven
>
> Regards
>    Michael
>


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