Let It Bee, Inc., the trademark owner of "Heavenly Honey," sought a court injunction to prevent Burt's Bee's Inc. from using the domain name, "Heavenly Honey." A judge rather than a jury will decide whether Let It Bee is entitled to this remedy.

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Explanation:

With the enactment of the first patent statute in 1790, cases relating to intellectual property rights are normally dealt with by a jury in a federal level. Because of its complex nature, cases relating to patent rights, copyrights, trademarks or intellectual property rights usually are dealt a board of juries for concluding an efficient decision.

Here, in the case of Let It Bee, Inc. vs Burt's Bee's Inc.,  a jury rather than a judge will decide whether Let It Bee is entitled to prevent Burt's Bee's Inc. from using the domain name "Heavenly Honey."

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