Graci Chen

Sep 22, 2023 | worldtrademarkreview.com | Rebecca Jones |Sahil Verma |Graci Chen

In summaryAustralian law provides protection for a range of traditional and non-traditional trademarks. Both registered and unregistered trademarks are recognised and protected in Australia, either by way of formal registration under trademark legislation, or the protection afforded by the consumer law and the common law tort of passing off. Australia’s trademark legislation provides avenues for the opposition to registration of trademarks, as well as removal of trademarks from the register.