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Yuki888 [10]
3 years ago
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Salty Snacks Inc, markets a fish-shaped cracker. When Tasty Tidbits Inc. begins to sell a similar product, Salty files a suit ag

ainst Tasty, alleging infringement and claiming that consumers are likely to be confused. The court will most likely
A. rule in the plaintiff's favor I.
C. dismiss the suit.
D. order both parties to redesign their respective products.
D. Order both parties to destroy all remaining fish-shaped brackers
Business
1 answer:
Katyanochek1 [597]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

C. dismiss the suit.  

Explanation:

Dismiss the suit is something which the court is most likely to do. As there are no legal arguments for the allegation of infringement and the allegation of confusion as the product's fish format is not a label.

Therefore, Salty Snacks Inc. has no legal reason to sue Tasty Tidbits Inc, just another example of competitiveness on  the market.

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