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Haarlem designer Hans van Paridon sues The Hague shoe store over Panara brand name

Haarlem designer Hans van Paridon sues The Hague shoe store over Panara brand name

Haarlem-based designer Hans van Paridon has taken a shoe store in The Hague to court over the unauthorized use of his brand name, Panara. Van Paridon, who designed shoe collections under the name for nearly 40 years and previously owned a boutique in Amsterdam, is demanding that the business cease using the trademark.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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