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with the permission of the original author. The names “ZDR Karate”, “ZDR
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written permission of the owner, Professor Steve Miranda.
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Martial Arts Through Research" is a Registered Trade Mark with IP
Australia and should not be used without the written permission of the
owner, Professor Steve Miranda. The slogan "Seriously
Great Martial Arts" is a "Common Law" Trademark and is covered
under the Commonwealth Trade Practices Act 1974. The name "National Karate
Academies" when used alone without the associated symbol is a
"Common Law" Trade Mark and is covered under the Commonwealth
Trade Practices Act 1974.
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Commonwealth legislation and is advised to contact National Karate
Academies for clarification.
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