It is the Court's duty to decide similarity/identity of the marks/goods/services the criterion of which often fall under three elements: aural, visual and conceptual similarity (often applied in trade marks infringement cases).
The criteria are often: aural, visual and conceptual similarity (often applied in trade marks infringement cases). It is the Court's duty to decide similarity or identity of the marks, goods or services.
It is the Court's duty to decide similarity or identity of the marks, goods or services. The criteria are often: aural, visual and conceptual similarity (often applied in trade marks infringement cases).
It is the Court's duty to decide similarity or identity of the marks, goods or services. The criteria are often: aural, visual and conceptual similarity (often applied in trade marks infringement cases).