Passing off is when a defendant represents a plaintiffs' goods or services as if it were one's own products or services and thereby confuses the public.

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Passing off is a form of unfair competition in which a defendant misrepresents a plaintiff's goods or services as his or her own, causing the public to be confused and potentially causing harm to the plaintiff's reputation and business.

Passing Off Is When a Defendant Represents a Plaintiffs' Goods