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Harrods is a famous and the biggest dept store in UK. The domain name harrods.com was registered by the Defendant.
Court considered Defendant's activities in registering as a domain name "… clearly constituted infringement of Harrods' trade marks and passing-off".
No reasoned judgment was given by court. It is rather unclear whether mere act of registering of domain name could amount to trade mark infringement or passing off.
