KRS § 367.352 Prohibition against the unauthorized use of financial institution-related names, characters, and trademarks in marketing and solicitations -- Exceptions -- Enforcement and penalties -- Administrative regulations. — United States — Kentucky law | Esheria

KRS § 367.352 Prohibition against the unauthorized use of financial institution-related names, characters, and trademarks in marketing and solicitations -- Exceptions -- Enforcement and penalties -- Administrative regulations.

A non-financial institution generally may not use a financial institution’s name, logo, trademark, or similar mark in marketing, solicitation, or advertising in Kentucky unless the financial institution consents or a required notice is included.

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United States — Kentucky
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