A registered trade mark is something you can own, just like other things you might have. It's a special kind of property that belongs to you.
If you have rights or claims related to a registered trade mark, you can protect those rights in the same way you would protect your rights for other things you own. This means if someone isn't treating your trade mark fairly, you can take steps to make sure your rights are respected, just like you would with any other property you own.
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A registered trade mark is personal property.
Equities in respect of a registered trade mark may be enforced in the same way as equities in respect of any other personal property.
