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Court rules Hungry Jack’s had not infringed on trademark, but had misled consumers over ‘25% more Aussie beef’ claim
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Court rules Hungry Jack’s had not infringed on trademark, but had misled consumers over ‘25% more Aussie beef’ claim
Hungry Jack's "Big Jack" burger was not deceptively similar to the Big Mac and did not infringe McDonald's trademark, a court has found.
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