Dispute regarding castle, Chioma and Azi were able to

Dispute regarding castle

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Chioma and Azi were able to settle their dispute regarding Castle. However, Azi is still bitter over what has transpired, and he takes out a loan to start his own club right next to Trappings. He calls the club Trappinz and the logo for Trappinz looks very similar to Trappings. Many club goers report getting confused by Trappinz and Trappings and think it is the same club.Azi is sued by Chioma for the tort of "passing off'. Azi thinks he is able to successfully defend this action, and he goes to you, an intellectual property lawyer for advice. As Azi's lawyer, what would you advise him? Detailed explanation.

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