If a buyer is sued by a third party holding trademark rights in certain goods, the buyer must notify the seller or forfeit the right to recover the expenses of the suit from the seller.

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Under many legal systems, if a buyer is sued due to trademark infringement issues related to goods purchased, the buyer must inform the seller about the lawsuit to potentially recover any costs or damages from the seller. This notification allows the seller to defend the trademark or assist in the defense, ensuring they are aware of potential claims against their goods. Failure to notify can result in the buyer losing the right to claim these expenses from the seller.

If a Buyer Is Sued by a Third Party Holding