Which of the following is not a defence to a trademark infringement action?

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The correct defense options to a trademark infringement action include using the trademark with the consent of the registered owner, using the trademark as the name of the defendant or his business, and using the trademark in comparative advertising. The option stating that the trademark was used in a manner that was a fair dealing for the purpose of competition does not accurately represent a recognized defense to trademark infringement. Trademark laws typically do not include a broad "fair dealing for the purpose of competition" defense, as they aim to prevent confusion among consumers rather than enable competition through the use of another's trademark.

Which of the Following Is Not a Defence to a Trademark