The witnesses
13.For the Claimant, I heard evidence from Mr Alex Kenyon, a director of Padgett, as to the Claimant’s business and use of the Marks in the UK. Mr Kenyon had a tendency to seek to add in additional evidence, for instance as to alleged detriment, and about the scope of the Claimant’s UK sales, rather than answer the questions put to him, but seemed to me to be an honest witness. I also heard from Ms Vikki Garratt, a primary school headteacher, who gave evidence by video-link of some concerns which she had about the exposure of young children to FNAF. Again, I found her to be an honest witness, to the extent that her evidence was relevant to any matters I need to decide.14.For the Defendant, I heard evidence from Ms Kalai Wineland, in-house counsel for Funko US, who gave evidence by video link, about the legal side of licensing, and from Mr Andrew Oddie of Funko UK who dealt with sales of the goods. I found both of them to be careful, honest and reliable witnesses.