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Lastly, we will also advice them to research on their competitors' logo and name to avoid any misinterpretation and misunderstand of their own logo and name to their competitors'. It is strongly recommended to use a unique and distinct design for their logo and name, which will lessen the chances of their competitors imitating their name and logo.

Conclusion Through our case study on Mc Donald Corporation and Future Enterprise, we have a deep understanding about Intellectual Property Law in Singapore and how it can truly save guard our own personal property. We are also able to analyze the cases and discuss whether the Singapore Courts had made a right judgment. We had gained knowledge of Singapore Courts dealing with cases that involved the Intellectual Property Rights and know the importance of Intellectual Property that under the coverage of law to protect the important asset of an organization.

Appendices

Extra Information Section A: A: 1 - Statute Law Statue Law is written law that is created by governing authority like the parliament in the form of legislation to state out the civil order of the country and to implement and clarify the policies and operations of the government. Statute Law is also the law that state the consequences or punishments for committing a certain criminal or civil crime such as the Trademark Act or Passing off Act; new law can be introduced and existing law can be taken away in order to accommodate to the nation. A: 2 - Common Law Common Law is unstated or unwritten law that is created by judges through court decisions. 

The decisions made by the judges on current case will depend on the decisions made in similar previous cases that took place. In other word, similar infringements and disputes, that have taken place in previous cases, will result the current case to follow the decisions and reasoning that being used. Common Law system is complicated, as the decisions made in previous cases will affect the law in future cases and is totally distinguish from Statute Law. Moreover, the decisions made are bounded within a limited given jurisdiction. E.g. Decisions made in higher court such as Court of Appeal will affect the decisions in lower court. A: 3 - Case(s) referred to (Common Law):

Australian Woollen Mills Limited v F S Walton and Company Limited [1937] 58 CLR 641 (refd)

Auvi Pte Ltd v Seah Siew Tee [1992] 1 SLR 639 (folld)

Bali Trade Mark [1969] RPC 472 (refd)

Beck Koller Company (England) Limited, In the Matter of an Application by [1947] 64 RPC 76 (fold)

Brown Shoe Company Inc, Application by [1959] RPC 29 (folld)

Carnival Cruise Lines Inc v Sitmar Cruises Ltd [1994] 120 ALR 495 (folld)

Compatibility Research Ltd v Computer Psyche Company Ltd [1967] FSR 63 (refd)

Future enterprise Pte Ltd v Tong Seng Produce Pte Ltd [1998] 1 SLR 1012 (refd)

Genette Trade Mark [1968] RPC 148 (folld)

Harrods Limited v Harrodian School Limited [1996] RPC 697 (refd)

Karu Pty Ltd v Jose [1994] 30 IPR 407 (folld)

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