Indiana Statutes
§ 24-4-5-6 — Trademarks; use of circulating product or delivery container without consent; prima facie evidence
Indiana § 24-4-5-6
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Ind. Code § 24-4-5-6 (2026).
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(a)This section does not apply to a person who
possesses a circulating product or delivery container in good faith in
the ordinary course of business.
(b)Evidence of possession of a circulating product or delivery
container marked under section 1 of this chapter by a person other than
the registrant whose name, mark, or device is on the circulating product
or delivery container without the written consent of the registrant of the
name, mark, or device constitutes prima facie evidence of unlawful use
of or traffic in the circulating product or delivery container.
Formerly: Acts 1971, P.L.365, SEC.1. As amended by
P.L.114-1992, SEC.9.
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