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Phonetic, structural or visual similarity between marks is termed what?
AFair use of marks
BDeceptive similarity
CPublic domain use
DCompulsory licensing
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Deceptive similarity
Marks that look, sound or are built alike confuse buyers, which is called deceptive similarity.
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