Jacob Inawasi

Do we have a Trade Marks Act in Papua New Guinea? Yes, we do. It is the Trade Marks Act 1978. The Act is designed to protect trademarks, which are signs used by businesses to distinguish their goods or services from those of others. A trademark can be a word, name, logo, symbol, label, or a combination of these.

However, I have seen many counterfeit or fake products being posted and advertised online. Can the owner of a registered trademark take legal action against those who are using the trademark without the owner's authorisation?

Sunday em raitpla time lo raun na freeim mind. Kokopo City. ❤️⌚

In 2070-2100. Most of you seeing this post will not exist. Make good use of the life that you have. 🤔

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Bata Olly, Philip Lekanamo, Norman Nembi

When you are at the point of giving up, find motivations and keep going. OBT. 🧑‍💻🏡

Talking to students regularly is like carrying out regular maintenance on a damaged house after every heavy storm, especially if you live in an area that frequently experiences severe storms.

What must you do after a storm? Repair and maintain the aftermath. Without regular inspections and maintenance, continuous unfavourable weather can eventually lead to total destruction, leaving only the foundation of the house remaining. Therefore, regular counselling and guidance provided to students can help maintain students’ discipline and prevent bad behaviour from completely ruining their lives.