AN APPRAISAL OF THE EFFECT OF PASSING OFF IN NIGERIA CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW
Abstract
This work examined and appraisal of the effect of passing off in Nigeria consumer protection law. The objective that guided this study were to examine the laws guiding passing off in relation to consumer protection policy in Nigeria. Digging out some of its strength and weakness, research methodology the researcher adopted doctrinal methodology and primary data, secondary data. The study discussed the remedies available to consumers as it regards passing off and the imminent needs to widen the scope of his remedy to protect the consumers against extreme situations that may result from passing off. The researcher recommendations, more enactments are needed in areas of passing off and consumer protection. There is need for legislation to revisit and amend already existing law and enactment to suit present demand of the society.
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