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Singh’sbury Local may look a little like a particular supermarket chain, but owner Mandeep Singh Chatha is adamant that it’s just a coincidence.

He told The Metro: ‘My name is Singh and it is on Bushbury Road. That’s where the name has come from.’

That doesn’t stop customers from lining up to take selfies outside though.

Shop owner, Jel Singh Nagra, had the very same idea and originally called his business Singhsbury’s.

But, after getting a letter threatening court action by the supermarket chain, he decided to change the name… to Morrisinghs.

A spokesperson for Morrisons saw the funny side, saying “Mr Nagra and his customers obviously have good taste so we wish him well,”

Nick Lockwood and Dan Walker thought they’d struck gold when they came up with the name for their waste clearance company, but soon found themselves in trouble when the Tolkein estate told them to hobbit.

The pair said they have been issued with a cease and desist notice after it was claimed they were in breach of the well-known franchise’s trademarks.

Mehmet Cecen’s burger van was doing great until he found out a new Five Guys restaurant was soon to open nearby.

Rather than give up, Mehmet realised he had to up his game, and bought a new van, complete with new branding.

He’s not worried that he might get hit with a lawsuit “If they do it’s up to them. I’d just change it to ‘Two Guys on Wheels’.”

And finally…

Fast food van owner Mustapha had the shock of his life when the real Jason Donovan turned up for a kebab one evening.

The ex-neighbours star turned up with his broom cupboard pal Andi Peters as they were filming an episode of Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway.