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If Cub Cadet wins a trademark infringement suit by proving the defendant's trademark, Kub Kadet, is likely to deceive customers about who made the goods, Cub Cadet is entitled to
 A)up to twice the actual damages.
 B)an injunction to prevent further infringement.
 C)any profits Kub Kadet makes on its infringing product going forward.
 D)a public apology.

Question 2

Judicial review of a protest of entry is heard in which of the following courts?
 A) Federal Trade Court
 B) Court of International Trade
 C) Circuit Court of Customs Appeals
 D) All of the above depending on the level of review



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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