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2007-02-02 |
GARCIA, J. |
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| In trademark cases, particularly in ascertaining whether one trademark is confusingly similar to another, no set rules can be deduced because each case must be decided on its merits.[19] In such cases, even more than in any other litigation, precedent must be studied in the light of the facts of the particular case.[20] That is the reason why in trademark cases, jurisprudential precedents should be applied only to a case if they are specifically in point.[21] | |||||