North Dakota Statutes
§ 5-04-18 — Same brands - Assignment of brand extensions
North Dakota § 5-04-18
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N.D. Cent. Code § 5-04-18 (2026).
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Different categories of products manufactured and marketed under a common identifying
trade name are the same brand. For example, "old faithful" includes "old faithful", "old faithful
light", "old faithful draft", "old faithful dry", and other products identified principally by the old
faithful name. Differences in packaging do not establish different brands. A brewer or importer
may assign a brand extension only to the wholesaler with an exclusive sales territory to the
brand that is the basis for the brand extension. This limitation does not apply to assignments of
brand extensions to wholesalers which were made by a brewer or importer before August 1,
1995. If, before August 1, 1995, a brewer or importer assigned a brand extension to a
wholesaler that is without exclusive sales territor
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