4 Sept 1969
CHENG PING CHUNG v. EDWARD CHARLES DROWN
- Citation
- CHENG PING CHUNG v. EDWARD CHARLES DROWN
- Court
- Court of Appeal
- Case number
- CACC454/1969
Convictions under s.3 Cap.41 cannot stand where there is no evidence that the defendant intended to deceive in relation to the goods covered by the registered trade mark; mere manufacture, possession or sale of empty bottles bearing the registered device, without evidence of use or intended use to pass off goods as the registered product, is insufficient to constitute the offence.