Palming Off Law and Legal Definition
Palming off is misrepresenting someone else's goods or services as one's own in business. It is a tort that is actionable at law. This tort is known as “palming off” in the U.S., “passing off” in the British Isles and most of the Commonwealth, and “unfair competition” elsewhere.
Generally, the usual remedies of palming off are injunctions, delivery up of offending items and inquiries as to damages or accounts of profits.
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Related Legal Terms
- 998 Offer
- Abuse of Public Office
- Ad Officium Justiciariorum Spectat Unicuique Coram Eis Placitanti Justitiam Exhibere
- Adjudicative Officer [Education]
- Administering Office
- Administrative Appeals Office [Immigration]
- Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
- Administrative Office of the United States Courts (AO)
- Administrative Officer
- Administrative Offset
