Protection of Colors (Trademark) Law and Legal Definition
Trademark law provides protection of colors, whether one or a combination of them, if the colors otherwise meet the definition of a trademark. There is an opposition that providing protection to colors would deplete the limited supply of colors available, and that it would unfairly prevent others from entering the marketplace, and therefore create an undesirable monopoly. However, courts have provided that there are innumerable shades of colors available. Therefore, there can be no undesirable monopoly because of depletion of colors.
Legal Definition list
- Protection of Colors (Trademark)
- Protection of Children Against Sexual Exploitation Act
- Protection of Book Titles (Trademark)
- Protection Money
- Protected Under the Law of War
- Protection of Designs
- Protection of Horses
- Protection of Ingredients (Trademark)
- Protection Order
- Protection Zone [Consumer Product Safety Act Regulations]
- Protectionism
