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  Trade Mark Newsletter No.69

  Posted on 01 July 2013
• IP Cases & Articles

  Malaysia Dairy v Yakult - Interpreting Bad Faith

  Posted on 01 July 2013
  This was a reference for a preliminary ruling concerning the interpretation of the concept of bad faith; within the meaning of Article 4(4) of Directive 2008/95/EC
• IP Cases & Articles

  With or Without Due Cause? THE BULLDOG v RED BULL

  Posted on 01 July 2013
  The principle of due cause is currently being considered by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJ) in the case of Leidseplein Beheer BV and Hendrikus Jacobus Marinus De Vries v Red Bull GmbH and Red Bull Nederland BV (C-65/12).
  

  Gemma Kirkland

  Partner, Trade Mark Attorney
• IP Cases & Articles

  Interflora v Marks & Spencer - Google Adwords

  Posted on 01 July 2013
  Returning to a case which we first reported back in March of 2011 (concerning an Advocate General's opinion) and again in September of the same year (that time relating to a preliminary ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union), we provide our readers with a further update,…
• IP Cases & Articles

  Extended Passing Off - FAGE UK v Chobani

  Posted on 01 July 2013
  The High Court has allowed a claim for extended passing off brought by FAGE UK Limited and another (FAGE), the makers of "Total Greek Yoghurt", against Chobani UK Ltd and another (Chobani), the manufactures of yoghurt which is produced in the US, but sold in the UK as Greek yoghurt.
• IP Cases & Articles

  Composite Marks - Colloseum v Levi Strauss

  Posted on 01 July 2013
  This case concerns the question as to whether use of a trade mark would be considered genuine and sufficient to maintain a registration of that mark if the mark was only used with another mark, where the first mark is registered alone and separately, in combination with the second mark.
  

  Jackie Johnson

  Partner, Trade Mark Attorney
• IP Cases & Articles

  USPTO ���Patents for Humanity��� ��� Winners Announced

  Posted on 24 June 2013
  In April 2012 we reported on the US Patent and Trademark Office’s (USPTO’s) competition ‘Patents for Humanity’.
  

  Cathrine McGowan

  Partner, Patent Attorney
• IP Cases & Articles

  The Patentability of Gene Sequences in the USA

  Posted on 21 June 2013
  In the much awaited Myriad decision (Association for Molecular Pathology v Myriad Genetics Inc 12-398) on the patentability of gene sequences, the US Supreme Court unanimously held that a naturally occurring DNA segment is a 'product of nature' and is not patentable subject matter merely because it has been isolated.…
  

  Stephanie Wroe

  Associate, Patent Attorney
• IP Cases & Articles

  Proposed Modernisation of the UK IP System

  Posted on 04 June 2013
  The UK government has announced an intellectual property Bill which aims to modernise the IP system in the UK so that it “operates more efficiently, is clearer and is more accessible”.
• IP Cases & Articles

  Stem Cell patent news: Br��stle Patent and Parthenotes

  Posted on 04 June 2013
  As previously reported in this newsletter (1), the question of the patentability of technology based on the use of human embryonic stem cells (hESC) was considered in the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) referral Brüstle v Greenpeace (C-34/10) in October 2011. The CJEU referral related to a…

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