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Scope of protection for UK designs after Trunki
The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has issued a rare 'Designs Practice Note' to provide guidance to applicants in the light of the judicial comments made in the recent Supreme Court decision in the 'Trunki' case. -
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European Design Law at your fingertips
We are pleased to announce the publication of our European Design Law book. -
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Henkell: proof of use essential function of your mark
Henkell & Co Sektkellerei KG (Henkell), the producer of sparkling wine, wine and spirits in Europe owns European Union trade mark (EUTM) registration number 952770 PICCOLO for goods in classes 32 and 42, including 'wines' and 'sparkling wines'. The trade mark was registered in August 2011. -
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Taking Storck of the situation back to square one?
Lack of distinctive character is a common obstacle to securing trade mark registration for product packaging, whether as a 3D shape mark; a 2D figurative representation of a shape; or a design contained within packaging. -
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Mind the GAP! British American Group v GAP (ITM)
In a recent appeal to the High Court from a decision of the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO), the judge found that the earlier trade mark GAP was confusingly similar to the sign "The GapTravel Guide". -
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GC rules for acquiescence: Tronios v BSkyB
In this case between Tronios and British Sky Broadcasting Group plc (BSkyB, now Sky plc), the General Court (GC) reiterated that acquiescence requires actual knowledge of the use and registration of a contested trade mark, confirming that inferences to such knowledge are insufficient. -
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UK design fee to come into effect 01 October 2016
The reduction in official fees charged by the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) for registered designs is likely to come into effect on 01 October 2016. -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.87
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IP Cases & Articles
EPO speeds up opposition proceedings from 01 July 2016
The European Patent Office (EPO) is introducing a "streamlined" opposition procedure that it says will simplify opposition proceedings and deliver decisions faster, while giving parties more time to react and prepare for oral proceedings. -
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Brexit & Patents
Following the UK's decision to leave the European Union ('Brexit'), there will inevitably be questions about what this all means for patent protection. With this in mind, we have developed a series of FAQs to address any questions or concerns.
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