Supreme Court Case Analysis

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Kaushay Colvin Section 001 Law I attest that this assignment is entirely my own work, done originally and specifically for this assignment in this class. Hana Financial, Inc. v. Hana Bank, 13-1211 (2014). Hana Financial, Inc., a California Corporation, v. Hana Bank, a Korean corporation; Hana Financial Group, a Korean Corporation Most Recent Court Activity: Petition for Writ of Certiorari granted by the United States Supreme Court on 23 June 2014. This case was most recently ruled on 22 November 2013 by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Where I Found the Case: Hana Financial, Inc. v. Hana Bank, 13-1211 (2014). Retrieved July 22,2014, from http://supremecourtreview.com/case/13-1211. When I was looking for a case …show more content…

Is making this decision a question of law that should be decided by the courts, or a question for juries to …show more content…

Those ways include finding for either the plaintiff or the defendant, and deciding whether trademark cases are questions of law or of fact. In my opinion finding for the plaintiff is also acknowledging that trademark tacking is a question of the law. Whereas finding for the defendant seems that it would make trademark tacking a question of fact for the jury to decide. To further understand what this means to me, I want to elaborate on what I consider a question of law versus a question of fact. To me a question of law is one that means something is legal or illegal. In this case saying that trademark tacking is a question of law would mean that trademark tacking is always allowed under certain circumstances or it is never allowed. It would mean that the cases weren’t up for interpretation the way that this case is. Instead it would be a more hard and fast rule that the courts decide on now and wouldn’t have to decide on

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