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fwiw all the UCLSF students I know still basically say hastings. even the huge crest in the foyer still says hastings
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infringer
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A quick definition of infringer:
An infringer is someone who does something that they're not supposed to do with something that belongs to someone else. This could be copying a book or movie, using a logo or name that belongs to someone else, or making something that is already patented. If someone is an infringer, they are breaking the law and can get in trouble for it.A more thorough explanation:
Definition: An infringer is a person who interferes with one of the exclusive rights of a patent, copyright, or trademark owner. This means they are using or copying someone else's work without permission.
Examples:
- A company that uses a logo that is very similar to another company's logo, causing confusion for customers, is an infringer of the trademark.
- A person who copies and distributes a song without permission from the artist is an infringer of the copyright.
- A manufacturer who produces a product that is covered by someone else's patent without permission is an infringer of the patent.
These examples illustrate how an infringer is someone who is using or copying someone else's work without permission, which is a violation of intellectual property rights.