Department of Parks and Re-Creation for the State of California v. Bazaar Del Mundo Inc., a California Corporation

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• “Unlike in the typical implied licensing case, here the State asserts the doctrine of implied license as evidence of its ownership of the marks, as opposed to as a defense to an infringement action”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).