Man’s trade mark breach defence is only ‘ráiméis’

A businessman caught with 16,000 UGG-style boots and over 200 loose UGG labels denied breaching the Trademarks Act and said: “I thought about it definitely but I did not do it.”

Man’s trade mark breach defence is only ‘ráiméis’

However, Judge James O’Connor rejected the claim by Michael Fennell, 60, of Laburnum Grove, Onslow Gardens in Cork as “ráiméis, balderdash and Cloud-cuckoo-land stuff.”

Fennell was yesterday fined €500 at Cork District Court for the offence of having the UGG tags with a view to breaching the Trade Marks Act.

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