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The Trade Marks Act _ has repealed and replaced the Trade and Merchandise Marks Act _.

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1999, 2000

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1999, 1958

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1958, 1999

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1999, 2005

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The correct option is B 1999, 1958

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The Trade Marks Act 1999 has repealed and replaced the Trade and Merchandise Marks Act 1958. Trade Marks can be defined as a sign or design to identify the souce of a product or services. The Trade Marks Act 1999 protects Trade Marks as per the law.

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