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Article 108
The owner of a registered mark, or his representative, may bring an action before the competent judicial authority against any person who, without his permission, uses that mark, or commits an act that ordinarily leads to infringement of the rights arising from registration of the mark, or uses a mark that is similar to the registered mark and misleads the public or damages the owner's interests.
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Article 108 · in plain terms
What counts as trademark infringement in Iran?
Using a registered mark without the owner's permission, using a confusingly similar mark that harms the owner's interests, or committing any act that ordinarily leads to infringement of the rights arising from the mark's registration.