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  PROCAPS and PROCAPTAN Confusingly Similar (Procaps)

  Posted on 21 September 2010
  An appeal from OHIM’s Board of Appeal to the General Court resulted in the ruling on 2 June 2010 that PROCAPS is confusingly similar to PROCAPTAN in respect of pharmaceutical preparations.
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  KREMEZIN and KRENOSIN: Likelihood of Confusion

  Posted on 21 September 2010
  On 16 June 2010 the General Court issued its judgment in Kureha Corp v OHIM, concluding that there exists a likelihood of confusion between the trade marks KREMEZIN and KRENOSIN in respect of pharmaceutical products.
• Newsletter

  Trade Mark Newsletter No.52

  Posted on 01 September 2010
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  Schlumberger�� v Electromagnetic Geoservices

  Posted on 06 August 2010
  Obviousness and sufficiency are two of the most important criteria for judging validity of a patent under UK and European law. Both are assessed through the eyes of the nominal ‘person skilled in the art’. In a decision handed down last week, the Court of Appeal has provided for the…
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  PORTAKABIN Adword Trade Mark Infringement?

  Posted on 03 August 2010
  The European Court of Justice has recently provided another ruling in yet another case concerning the use of trade marks as adwords.
  

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  Patent Newsletter No.18

  Posted on 01 August 2010
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  UK High Court Upholds OMEGA Co-existence Agreement

  Posted on 29 July 2010
  Omega Engineering Inc v Omega SA: The American engineering company Omega Engineering Inc and the Swiss watchmaker Omega SA both operate under the trade mark OMEGA.
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  Defining similarities: YESSICA/JESSICA��

  Posted on 28 July 2010
  Opposition by Cofra Holding AG to UK 2379969: The applicant (Toppy Trademarks Ltd) applied for the mark, shown below, for clothing, footwear and headgear in class 25.
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  Passing Off: Numatic Internationa�� v Qualitex UK

  Posted on 27 July 2010
  Numatic had sold the Henry vacuum cleaner in the UK since the early 1980s. There were a number of distinctive features about the cleaner: a black “bowler hat” top; red lower half; smiling face, including suction hose nose; and the name Henry.
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  Intelligent Sensor - Case 0/189/10 Appeal

  Posted on 27 July 2010
  This case is another example to appellants of the very narrow remit which now exists for appeals from a UKIPO hearing officer’s decision.

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