Louis Vuitton wins dispute over ‘custom-made’ goods in Japan
The Japan IP High Court has awarded luxury fashion brand Louis Vuitton JP¥1.7 million ($14,921) in a trademark dispute over the sale of custom-made secondhand branded goods.
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