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(c) placed, enclosed or attached it to a cover, label, reel or other thing designated by a trade mark or mark or commercial description of any merchandise which is sold, displayed, or kept for purposes of sale, commerce or manufacture; or
(d) used a trade mark or mark or commercial description in any manner likely to cause people to believe that the merchandise in respect of which the trade mark is used is designated or described by that trade mark or mark or commercial description.
(2) The term "cover" includes every stopper, jar, boltle, vessel, box, crate, covering, capsule, case, frame or envelope, and the term "label" includes any band or card.
(2a) Merchandise delivered to an order made in reference to a trade mark or commercial description that app ars on any sign, advertisement, invoice, wine list, business letter, business stationery or other commercial letter shall be deemed - for purposes of paragraph (d) in subsection (1) of this section - merchandise in respect of which a trade mark or commercial description is used. A trade mark or mark or commercial description shall be deemed to have been(3) used, whether it is woven into, stamped into or otherwise attached to the merchandise or to any cover, label, reel or other thing.
(4) A person shall be deemed to be designating merchandise falsely with a trade mark or mark, if he - without the consent of the owner of a trade mark - used the trade mark or a mark that resembles a trade mark.near enough to deceive; but in any trial for the false use of a trade mark or mark on merchandise, the burden of proving the owne.r's consent shall lie on the defendant.
Designation of wine
6A. (a) The designation of a wine by a geographical name that is not the name of its place of origin, or by a designation that contains that name sounds like it shall be deemed a false commercial description, within its meaning in section 2; it does not matter whether words such as "kind", "category", "type" or "imitation", or their foreign language equivalents were added, or whether the actual place of the wine's origin is stated. .
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In a criminal prosecution for a false commercial description said in subsection (a), the Court shall not have regard to the defense provided in the closing passage of section 3(1) or to the provisions of section 15. In this section, "wine" includes wi.ne products, brandy, grape juice and any beverage that contains any of these.
Onus of proof in respect of the name Jerusalem 6B. AffL'<ing the name Jerusalem to merchandise or the use of a commercial description
that includes the name Jerusalem shall be deemed a false commercial description, unless the person who affIxes the name or uses the commercial description proves that he is lawfully entitled to do so.
Committee for approval of use of the name Jerusalem 6C. (a) The Minister of Industry and Commerce shall appoint a committee of three
persons, at least one of them a resident of Jerusalem who is not a State employee, to certify that -
a certain merchandise was made or produced in Jerusalem; (2) that it is permissible to aff the name Jerusalem to any merchandise,
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