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imitation

imitation n. 模仿;仿造;仿冒 按照一物的形象而制造另一物,例如假币就是仿冒真币而成。也指仿造物或复制品。对商标的仿冒是指与真正的商标非常相似,从而很可能使人信以为真,不论是使用了在外形或读音上相似的词语或字母,还是使用了符号、装置或其他手段。「引人误解的仿冒」〔colorable imitation〕测试是指:购买者在没有机会将两个相互竞争的商品的名称放在一起进行比较的情况下,能否看出两者的不同之处,而不是指将这两种名称并列比较时能否看出其不同之处。 (→counterfeit;forgery)

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claim limitation

claim limitation. Patents. In a patent application, a statement that describes the means for performing a specified function without reciting the structure, materials, or acts that support that function. • Claim limitations define the invention by distinguishing it from prior art. [Cases: Patents 101(3).]

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limitation over

An additional estate created or contemplated in a conveyance, to be enjoyed after the first estate expires or is exhausted. • An example of language giving rise to a limitation over is “to A for life, remainder to B.” [Cases: Deeds 124–134. C.J.S. Deeds §§ 245–252, 263–266, 270, 273–276.]

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words of limitation

words of limitation. Language in a conveying instrument — often nonliteral language — describing the extent or quality of an estate. • For example, under long-standing principles of property law, the phrase “to A and her heirs” creates a fee simple in A but gives nothing to A’s heirs. See LIMITATION(4). [Cases: Deeds 120–136; Wills

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public policy limitation

public-policy limitation. Tax. A judicially developed principle that a person should not be allowed to deduct expenses related to an activity that is contrary to the public welfare. • This principle is reflected in the Internal Revenue Code’s specific disallowance provisions (such as for kickbacks and bribes). [Cases: Internal Revenue 3368. C.J.S. Internal Revenue §

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