In short
If a counterfeit product is seen in a shop, the sign on the shelf is not a copy of a marketplace listing. The right holder reads the receipt, the photograph of the shelf, and the sign on the product side by side. Taking the listing down from the site does not destroy the goods on the shelf. Detention at customs is not told here.
The receipt, the invoice, and the shelf record
The receipt shows the day of the sale and the seller's title. The invoice can be the document of the same sale. The two papers do not always carry the same title. The name on the sign and the title on the document are read on a separate line. If the photograph carries the sign, the door number, and the mark on the shelf together, which shop is being told does not stay uncertain. The sign on the product is placed word by word beside the registration on the register. A sentence that it stands the same is not a description unless it writes the overlapping word.
The member of staff who runs the till and the company that runs the shop may not be the same person. The addressee of the complaint is chosen from the title on the receipt or the invoice. That the tax number appears on the document does not, on its own, turn the similarity on the sign into a decision. If there are several signs on the same street, a photograph without a door number does not make clear which shelf is meant. A single item that was bought is not the whole of the goods in the store. If a stock record, a dispatch note, or a warehouse record stands, it is spoken of from there. While there is no record, a stock number is not completed from here.
The sign, the register, and the filing
The register shows for which good the sign is registered. If the goods on the shelf are outside that scope, a sentence of overlap is not built. Appearing inside the scope does not itself make every similar product a decision of counterfeit either. The decision is built if the sign in hand, the sale document, and the register record stand. A sign at the application stage and a registered sign are not melted into the same sentence. While there is no registration certificate, a register summary does not, on its own, announce an infringement. If the sign also has a meaning in everyday language, that meaning is read separately from its use on the shelf.
If the minutes write the moment of purchase or the preservation, they are placed beside the receipt, not in its place. The petition is a summary of these minutes and of the copy of the invoice. The petition does not itself put into the file a good that does not stand on the shelf. Service shows from which address the writing that went to the other party will be read. While there is no service, the address is not completed from here. The competent authority is not chosen from the district where the office is.
If the stock disperses, the record stands
The shelf can empty in a short time. The photograph and the sale document from before it emptied can be the trace of the shelf that later emptied. This trace is not the archive of a listing screen. Deletion of the record on the marketplace does not write that the goods in the shop were never sold. Goods held at customs are a border record. The seller of the goods standing on the shelf does not itself pass in place of the customs declaration. How the damages will be spoken of is built separately if the number sold in hand and the sign stand. An amount or a rate is not written here. An advertisement on a social platform is not another name of this shelf either.
A branch of the shop and the central warehouse may not carry the same title. The branch receipt does not stand in for the stock document of the centre. If a carton visible in the photograph is not on the dispatch note, the number of cartons is not written from here. The price label on the shelf is not itself the registered sign. The label and the sign on the product are read on a separate line. The bag in the customer's hand does not, on its own, prove the title if the sale document does not stand. If there is a return receipt, the return does not itself write that the sale never happened. The return and the sale are two separate records. Whichever stands in hand is the one that is read. A missing record is not completed with a photograph of a similar shop.
A Çankaya address does not choose the seller
A lawyer in Ankara who asks for the addressee of the shelf does not change the competent authority from the address of the office in Çankaya. A district name is not written in place of the title on the receipt or of the address on the register. The competent place is read from the sale's own rule and from the rule of the claim of infringement. The door of the office is not treated as having proved the claim of counterfeit.
How the shelf is read from the document
If the receipt, the photograph, and the register record stand, the file is read from there. The counterfeit on the shelf is not counted as a copy of the listing screen. A customs transaction is not written in place of this shelf either.
Conclusion
The place looked at in the shop is the overlap of the shelf, the sale document, and the sign with the register. The listing record sits on the counterfeit listing page. Goods that come across the border sit on the customs record page. Preservation of goods that may be lost sits under preservation of evidence, and the speaking of damages under trade-mark infringement. The frame sits on the intellectual property page. The official basis is the Industrial Property Code No. 6769.