A
South Korean fried chicken joint has to pay
Louis Vuitton ,750 for
using its name
French luxury house
Louis Vuitton is **t one to mess with, especially if you're going to use its name to sell
fried chicken.
The owner of
South Korean fried chicken restaurant "Louis
Vuitton Dak" — tondak in
Korean means whole
chicken — has been ordered by a district court to pay a 14.5 million won ($12,750) fine to
Louis Vuitton for
using its brand name.
The hefty fine was slapped on the owner identified only by his surname Kim, after he failed to comply with an earlier court ruling that banned him from
using the
Louis Vuitton brand name for his business.
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04-19-2016, 12:29 PM
A South Korean fried chicken joint has to pay Louis Vuitton $12,750 for using its nam
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