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Then he reviews case law on such aspects as infringement of the trademark rights, acquisition of trademark rights, incontestability, domain names, international influences and harmonization, and remedies.
Trademark law and policy, 2d ed by Reference & Research Book News
This is not the least because it is through a claim to law's 'technical' nature that the Bank has circumvented the prohibition in its Articles of Association on interference in the politics of client states (35) thereby reinforcing the incontestability of the specific laws and legal institutions being insisted upon by the Bank.
Beheading the Hydra: Legal Positivism and development by Pahuja, Sundhya / Law, Social Justice and Global Development Journal
Life insurance policies contain incontestability clauses that limit the time in which an insurer may contest the validity of an insurance policy based on material misrepresentations made by the insured during the application process.
Imposter fraud and incontestability clauses in life insurance policies by Alonso, Cristina / Florida Bar Journal
 
 
 
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