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    Captain Tom Moore’s daughter’s firm ‘may have generated significant profit’ from trademarks, watchdog warns

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    By News Desk on June 30, 2022 England news, News Briefing, UK News
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    Captain Tom Moore’s daughter’s firm ‘may have generated significant profit’ from trademarks, watchdog warns

    The Independent says A PRIVATE firm run by Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter “may have generated significant profit” from trademarking his name, the charity watchdog warned as it launched an inquiry into the foundation set up in the veteran’s honour.

    The Charity Commission said it had concerns including the foundation’s independence from his family and firms connected to them, as well as the trustees’ decision-making. It follows the launch of a compliance case in March last year.

    Announcing it had escalated its action to an inquiry, the commission said it was concerned that a “failure to consider intellectual property and trademark issues” when the charity was set up gave Club Nook Limited the opportunity to trademark variations of the name “Captain Tom” without objection from the charity.

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