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Sydney designer Katie Taylor triumphs in her 16-year trademark battle against Katy Perry. The High Court rules in Taylors favor, overturning a lower courts decision to cancel her Katie Perry clothing trademark. Perrys team argued her fame gave her prior rights, but the High Court disagreed, stating Taylors use was valid since Perry was mainly known as a singer at the time. The case heads back to federal court to sort out costs and other issues, with Perry potentially claiming defenses like honest concurrent use or good faith. Taylor sees this as a stand for small businesses everywhere.

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