Commentaries and Analysis on Nigeria's Trade Marks Act

At the heart of understanding the law of trade marks is knowing when the law will or will not grant a business owner exclusive use of a name, device, or logo on his products or on a service he provides. The objectives of Commentaries and Analysis on Nigeria's Trade Marks Act are to provide clear, easy-to-understand, practical guidance, to start-ups, local business owners, legal practitioners, judges, officials of the trademark registry, foreign trademark portfolio owners and Counsel who operate in Nigeria, as to rights and privileges conferred by the Trade Marks Act Cap 436 LFN 1990 giving them the full opportunity to protect their intellectual property and to avoid unnecessary pitfalls and litigation. Written on the back of Intellectual Property interactions at the Trade Marks Registry and extensive litigation experience beginning in 1995, Commentaries and Analysis on Nigeria's Trade Marks Act also offers analysis on complex sections of the Trade Marks Act annotated with references to judicial precedent, and other scholarly works, distilling the true intent of the farmers of the Trade Marks Act, making plain, the arcane language of the Trade Marks Act. Therefore, enabling the interpretation of the law and building confidence and understanding of the trade mark regime in Nigeria.