Trade Marks Act - Failure to point out a Competitor's Advantages is not necessarily Dishonest [CASE LAW]
Trade Marks Act, 1999 - Ss. 29(8) & 30(1) - Honest Comparative Advertising - Objective of - defendant is not obliged to compare all parameters - Failure to point out a competitor's advantages is not necessarily dishonest - The test of honest use is an objective test which depends on whether the use is considered honest by members of a reasonable audience.