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I think he would stand a better chance of avoiding the lawsuits if he refrained from using the corporate colours and logos.
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There's been a 5 year gap between the two names. Same shop, new story.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI think you are suffering from memory loss as we did this a few years ago.
Can't be bothered to dig out the thread.
And I've referred to it a few times since.
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I think you are suffering from memory loss as we did this a few years ago.
Can't be bothered to dig out the thread.
And I've referred to it a few times since.
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Gotta admire a tryer
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-40416049
A shopkeeper who claimed he was threatened with legal action after calling his shop Singhsbury's has changed its name to Morrisinghs.
Jel Singh Nagra's shop had no name for five years after he said Sainsbury's complained, The Northern Echo reported.
He has now put up a new sign naming his store Morrisinghs, in a bid to put his village of West Allotment, North Tyneside, "on the map".
A spokesman for Morrisons said the supermarket "did not mind".
"Mr Nagra and his customers obviously have good taste so we wish him well," he added.
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