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Polo logo appeal dismissed: the importance of evidence of use and registrations
The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) Board of Appeal has decided that a declaration of invalidity filed by Style & Taste’s against Ralph Lauren’s Polo logo did not contain sufficient evidence to support the claim. -
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Hague design application admin changes now in force
With effect from the start of 2019, two key administrative changes came into force at the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) concerning the handling of international Hague registered design applications. Under the Hague design registration system, it is possible to obtain registered design protection in a number of territories around… -
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Patenting AI: certainty at last from the EPO?
In recent years the importance of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) has grown relentlessly as its application has spread to ever more areas. While just a few years ago AI and ML were of central importance primarily in the computing field, they are now becoming increasingly critical elements… -
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Glaxo Group v Vectura: Arrow declarations
In a decision by Mr Justice Arnold, the English Patents Court has granted Glaxo Group (GSK) an Arrow declaration that its own manufacturing processes (and their direct products) were obvious over the prior art cited. -
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Icescape v Ice-World patent infringement
To bring about some festive nostalgia in these cold, post-Christmas months, let’s take a look at a judgment related to mobile ice rinks issued by the UK Court of Appeal towards the end of 2018. The case focused on several issues, including priority, groundless threats and infringement. This article focuses… -
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" > RAID: "use in the course of trade"
In APT Training v Birmingham & Solihull Mental Health NHS Trust, the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) has considered whether the former’s trade marks for RAID have been infringed by the latter’s use of the sign RAID. In doing so, it has considered and applied the law relating to "use… -
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Added matter: disagreement between Patents Court & EPO
Added Matter: disagreement between Patents Court and EPO, plus an injunction covering more than the claimed medical use indication. Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK Limited v Dr Reddy's Laboratories (UK) Limited [2019] EWHC 92 (Pat). -
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International industrial design applications no longer require power of attorney
D Young & Co trade mark partner Jana Bogatz provides an update in the February 1st edition of INTA Bulletin concerning the removal of the requirement to submit a power of attorney at the time of filing an application for the international registration of industrial designs as of 01 January… -
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Geographical indications: UK Government response to consultation
Following our 01 November 2018 article, the Government consultation into the UK GI scheme has been completed. The consultation received 92 responses from a wide range of individuals and other interested parties such as trade associations, trading standards bodies and non-profit organisations. Following consideration of the replies the UK Government… -
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TM infringement: KBF Enterprises v Gladiator Nutrition 3.0
In KBF Enterprises v Gladiator Nutrition 3.0, the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) has found that Mr Singh, "Warrior" from the TV series Gladiator, infringed KBF Enterprises’ trade mark for WARRIOR for food supplements. Mr Singh’s "own name" defence and counterclaim for passing-off failed. The case demonstrates the difficulties in…
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