- by Chris Taylor
- Saturday, October 14, 2006
- filed in: Pop
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Sir Paul McCartney is attempting to trademark his name for use on a range of products – including pantihose.
The former Beatles star – who is currently facing a costly divorce from his second wife Heather Mills – has lodged documents in London’s trademarks registry through his company MPL Communications which will allow him exclusive rights to use his surname on a number of products.
The commercial ventures specified in the application include pantihose, bath robes, fancy dress and vegetarian food, according to The Guardian.


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