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Signs of divergence in Europe for skinny labels
The recent High Court judgment in Warner Lambert v Actavis & others provides a first decision in the UK concerning the infringement of Swiss form second medical use claims. This sentence needs to be well-qualified as Justice Arnold himself did with the judgment, in that his decision is possibly applicable… -
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CJ definition of human embryo: ISCC parthenote case
In continuation of our articles concerning the patenting of stem cells, we report here on the recent ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJ) (Case C-364/13) regarding whether human parthenotes fall under the definition of a human embryo under the Biotechnology Directive 98/44. -
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Nagoya Protocol - Implementation in the European Union
The Nagoya Protocol entered into force on 12 October 2014 and aims to implement the third objective of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), namely the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising out of the utilisation of genetic resources, thereby contributing to the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity. -
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Design rights in the UK
In the UK, exclusive rights to designs can be established either through unregistered design protection (consisting of both EU and national UK unregistered rights) or by filing an application. -
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Patent Newsletter No.45
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Morocco to accept European patents - March 2015
Any European patent application filed on or after 01 March 2015 will automatically request validation in Morocco. If the European patent application is to be validated in Morocco a €240 fee must be paid within six months of the date on which the European Patent Bulletin records publication of the… -
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Norway accedes to the London Agreement
The London Agreement came into force in Norway with effect from 01 January 2015. -
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Fake goods: websites selling counterfeit goods blocked
The recent High Court decision in Cartier v B Sky B has confirmed that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) may be ordered to block or impede access to websites selling counterfeit goods. The case highlights the challenges which rightsholders face when tackling trade mark infringement online. Whilst the decision will be… -
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Initial interest confusion dead in UK trade mark law?
The Court of Appeal has denounced 'initial interest confusion' as having no place in trade mark infringement in the European Union (EU), putting the brakes on the recent trend towards embracing the US-style doctrine in the UK. -
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Oppositions using Article 8(4): Laguiole
In addition to relying upon registered trade marks, it is possible to attack a pending or registered Community trade mark (CTM) on the basis of non-registered trade marks, as provided by Article 8(4) of the CTMR. On 01 December 2014 the CTM Office revised its guidelines on the practice regarding…
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