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On 31 March 2009, the Singapore Court of Appeal issued, in deciding whether a modest cluster housing project in Singapore should be allowed to use the same name as an exclusive luxury resort in Bali, a landmark decision on the protection of well known trade marks in Singapore
In pork noodle seller's (the "Plaintiff") action against his nephew (the "Defendant") for trade mark infringement and passing-off, the Singapore High Court (the "Court") found that while infringement was not established, there was indeed passing-off in this case
