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  • Theoretical analysis of the 'notional reader' concept in trademark law.

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    • Coffee's classification as a non-alcoholic beverage varies significantly between Australian, European, and UK trademark law.
    • Trademark law's ambiguity stems from an undefined 'notional reader' and their presumed knowledge.
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    Conclusions:

    • The lack of a clear definition for the notional reader in trademark law leads to inconsistencies in beverage classification.
    • This ambiguity has significant practical implications for trademark registration and legal interpretation.
    • Revisiting the concept of the notional reader is crucial for enhancing clarity and consistency in trademark law.