Passing off is a tort action where persons wrongly claim that their goods or services:

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Passing off is a tort action in which a person or business falsely represents that their goods or services are associated with another business that has an established reputation. It involves a false representation, made by a trader in the course of trade, which is calculated to injure the business or goodwill of another trader (or traders) and which causes actual damage to the business or goodwill of the trader (or traders) by whom the action is brought. It is not directly related to the quality of the goods or services or whether they have been approved by statutory authorities.

Passing Off Is a Tort Action Where Persons Wrongly Claim