The High Court in Durban will today deliver judgment in the ANC’s trademark case.
The High Court in Durban will today deliver judgment in the African National Congress’s trademark case.
The governing party has anchored its arguments on the common law principle of passing off, that is a misrepresentation of an association.ANC believes the use of the name by the new party would lead to voter confusion at the May polls.
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