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In or expressly permit the use of these marks. fact we proposed to tell him that any licence issued should make it clear that no permission to use trade-marks belonging to enemy owners was given or implied. All the Comptroller says is that
no permission to use marks of this kind should be granted, but he does not say that legal proceedings
should be taken to stop the use of such marks by a
person who has obtained the leave of the German
owner, because in point of fact no criminal pro-
ceedings are possible and civil proceedings by the
Liquidator would probably fail, having regard to the
consent given by the owner.
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