Woman’s ‘NENE ROYAL’ trademark claim sparks questions online
A woman’s claim that she had registered “NENE ROYAL” as a trademark in Thailand has sparked confusion online after she said she intended to give the rights to the family of Rattikan Amloy, known as Nene Royal, the Phuket native who recently won America’s Got Talent. The woman said in a Facebook post that she […] The post Woman’s ‘NENE ROYAL’ trademark claim sparks questions online appeared first…
An online debate has erupted following a Thai woman's claim that she had registered "NENE ROYAL" as a trademark, with the intention of granting the rights to the family of Rattikan Amloy, also known as Nene Royal, the Phuket native who recently won America's Got Talent.
The woman shared her trademark application on Facebook, presenting it as a gift to aid the young singer in following her musical dreams and establishing her own business. She referred to herself as "Auntie Nu" and stated her desire to help Nene build the most successful business possible under the NENE ROYAL brand.
However, netizens have questioned the validity of her claim, arguing that a trademark belongs to the person who registers it, and that using someone else's name without permission would not meet the registration requirements. One commenter suggested that Nene or her authorized representative could file an objection.
The woman, who identified herself as "Auntie Nu" in her posts, later explained in a Facebook discussion with Jon Elron, a foreigner who allegedly provided opportunities to a young girl named Praew. According to her, Elron agreed that the trademark should belong directly to Rattikan Amloy's family. The woman emphasized the importance of understanding intellectual property and encouraged Nene Royal to continue pursuing her dreams.
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