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Trade Marks Act 2002

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"This law is called the Trade Marks Act 2002"

This law is called the Trade Marks Act 2002. That's the official name for this set of rules about trade marks in New Zealand. When people talk about this law or need to look it up, they'll use this name.

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  1. This Act is the Trade Marks Act 2002.