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IPEC finds OATLY mark not infringed by PUREOATY sign
In a recent decision the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) has held that various trade mark registrations owned by Oatly AB (Oatly) including the marks OATLY and OAT-LY, are not infringed by the mark PUREOATY used by the defendant Glebe Farm Foods Limited for an oat based drink. -
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UK trade mark filings for EUTM applications pending 01 January 2021: 30 September deadline!
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CNIPA releases draft amendment of patent examination guidelines for public consultation
Following the roll out of the new Chinese Patent Law on 01 June 2021, the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) has recently issued a draft amendment of the Patent Examination Guidelines for public comments. -
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Gold for the win Supreme Court upholds protection for Lindt bunny
On 29 July 2021 the Supreme Court handed down its decision (ZR 139/20), which confirmed that the gold colour of the Lindt gold bunny can enjoy non-registered trademark protection in Germany. -
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Potential EPO Enlarged Board of Appeal referral: post-published data to support inventive step?
In a likely referral to the EPO’s Enlarged Board of Appeal (the EPO’s highest legal authority), the Enlarged Board of Appeal may be asked to consider the question of whether data generated after the filing date of a patent application (“post-published” data) can be used as the sole basis for… -
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UK trade mark filings for EUTM applications pending 01 January 2021: 30 September deadline!
Any European trade mark (EUTM) application that was pending on 01 January 2021 may be re-filed as a UK application by 30 September 2021, claiming the filing and priority date. This date also applies to any registered Community designs that were pending on 01 January 2021. -
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Patent rights for satellites: computer simulations for satellite deployment & G1/19
Recently, SpaceX Inc, the space exploration company founded by Elon Musk, has performed a couple of its dedicated rideshare missions. A rideshare mission is where a transporter rocket carries a payload of multiple satellites which need deploying into orbit. By splitting the rocket’s payload capacity among multiple customers, the cost… -
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European Commission to launch SEP framework public consultation Q3 2021
In a recent announcement, the European Commission has set out a roadmap for establishing a new framework for standard essential patents (SEPs). -
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Post Brexit designs refresher: five important changes and a noteworthy action point for August 2021
The United Kingdom completed its departure from the European Union (EU) when the Brexit transition period ended on 31 December 2020, and this event caused changes to kick in as regards design law and procedure in the UK. In this article we provide a refresher of five of those changes,… -
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RETROLYMPICS: a trademark under fire
With the Tokyo Olympics just around the corner, now is a good moment to focus on a decision currently before the German Federal Patent Court in relation to the following trademark:
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