Contract & Commercial Law vocabulary · Intellectual Property

Trademark

Meaning in contract & commercial law, with examples

/ˈtreɪdmɑːk/nounCore term

In contract & commercial law, trademark means: A sign such as a name, logo or slogan that identifies the goods or services of one business and distinguishes them from those of others.

In Turkish: marka, ticari marka, tescilli marka

How it is used

Trademarks are registered for specific classes of goods and services, in Turkey with TÜRKPATENT and in the EU with the EUIPO. You register, use, license or infringe a trademark. The symbol ® marks a registered trademark; ™ is often used for unregistered ones.

Example sentences

  1. We registered the trademark in Turkey and the EU before the launch.

  2. The distributor may use our trademarks only on approved packaging.

Common collocations

  • register a trademark
  • trademark infringement
  • trademark license
  • registered trademark
  • trademark owner

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