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Arnold Bloch Leibler 2019-09-12 5:45 pm By Cat Fredenburgh Melbourne
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Bookmaker Sportsbet has expanded its case over rival BetEasy’s attempts to operate under the ‘Sportingbet’ trade mark, arguing its marks should be revoked for non-use.

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