Popular Celebrity Singer Katy Perry has lost her trademark name in a legal battle in Australia.
According to a further report, the issue had started when Katy Perry, whose real name is Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson had tried to stop an Australian fashion designer named Katie Perry from using a similar name.
Katy Perry argued that the use of a similar name would cause confusion among consumers and harm her brand.
However, the Australian trademark office rejected her claim, stating that there was no evidence to suggest that the use of the name Katie Perry would cause confusion.
The fashion designer, Katie Perry, who specializes in women’s fashion and accessories, argued that she had been using the name for her business since 2006 and that there was no evidence of consumer confusion.
She also stated that her business was different from Katy Perry’s music career.
The decision means that Katie Perry can continue to use her name and trademark in Australia.
Katy Perry, on the other hand, will not be able to trademark her name in Australia and will have to rely on her existing trademark protection in other countries.
The legal battle highlights the importance of trademark protection for businesses and individuals in today’s global marketplace.