Practice question · Select all that apply
Which consequences flow from failing to register a registrable fact?
Hints
- Failing to register weakens the fact outwardly, not inwardly.
- It still binds the people who agreed to it.
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- A. A bad-faith third party who knew the fact gains no protection
- C. The fact cannot be opposed to third parties in good faith
- D. The company bears the risk created by its own silence
Why
Non-registration weakens the fact externally, not internally: it still binds those who made it, but the good-faith world may ignore it.
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