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loper (iou) and Counterfeit Goods: (law)


loper (iou)



loper noun. L15.
[from LOPE verb + -ER1.]
A leaper, a dancer. Only in L15.
Rope-making. A swivel on which yarns are hooked at one end while being twisted into cordage. L18.
Cabinet-making. A sliding rail to be pulled out to support the leaf of a bureau etc. M19.

Counterfeit Goods: (law)




Goods bearing a trademark that is either identical with, or substantially indistinguishable from, a federally registered mark. While infringement of a trademark requires confusing similarity between marks, regardless of the intent of the infringer, counterfeiting can only occur when the perpetrator knowingly used the counterfeit mark with an intent to traffic in the goods bearing such mark. Trafficking in counterfeit marks may be a criminal offense, and can lead to treble damages when pursued in a civil court. The U.S. Customs Bureau and the International Trade Commission can help trademark owners stop the importation of counterfeit goods into the United States.