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    Kit Kat 3D Trade Mark Application: Nestlé v Cadbury

    Posted on 03 March 2014
    The High Court has recently referred three questions to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJ) in the case of Société Des Produits Nestlé SA v Cadbury UK Ltd [2014]. This case is an appeal by Nestlé from a decision of the UKIPO which refused registration of the…
    Anna Reid
    Anna Reid
    Partner, Solicitor
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    Ford v Fraud Music’s Application - Detriment to Repute

    Posted on 03 March 2014
    The Ford Motor Company have been successful in an opposition to prevent registration of the trade mark FRAUD (Device) filed by Fraud Music Company (Fraud Music) for clothing, headwear and footwear in class 25 in the UK.
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    International Registrations: Rivella v Baskaya

    Posted on 03 March 2014
    This decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJ) confirms that the proof of use requirements in Council Regulation (EC) No 207/2009 on the Community trade mark (CTMR) apply to international registrations and, in addition, any bilateral convention about the equivalence of protection between two countries cannot…
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    Dumb and Dumber?  Parody Defences in the UK

    Posted on 20 February 2014
    In mid-February 2014, a coffee shop was opened in Los Angeles called “Dumb Starbucks�. The get-up of the café was very similar to the well known Starbucks chain, using the same shade of green and décor. Dumb Starbucks also amended the original Starbucks logo and menu, simply by adding the…
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    FT: Do we have to sell the trademarks with the company?

    Posted on 11 January 2014
    In the Financial Times' Business Questions the owner of a London-based graphic design agency queries whether its trade marks must be sold along with the company, should it be purchased by a larger, international firm.
    Anna Reid
    Anna Reid
    Partner, Solicitor
    Matthew Dick
    Matthew Dick
    Partner, Solicitor
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    EU Customs Regulation: EU Law Tackles Counterfeit Goods

    Posted on 08 January 2014
    As of 01 January 2014, a new regulation concerning customs enforcement of intellectual property rights is in force across the European Union (EU).
    Anna Reid
    Anna Reid
    Partner, Solicitor
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Winning Moves - MONOPOLY’s Monopoly on Opoly

    Posted on 06 January 2014
    This recent case from the appointed person in the United Kingdom centered on whether Hasbro, the owner of the MONOPOLY trade mark, was entitled to prevent the registration of an application for GALATOPOLY for games.
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Gucci GG: Evidence of Proof of Genuine Use

    Posted on 06 January 2014
    The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has recently revoked Guccio Gucci S.p.A.’s (Gucci) UK trade mark registration 1082541 for a wide range of goods in classes 3, 14, 18 and 25 including watches, necklaces, handbags, pocket wallets, scarves and textile belts. The trade mark is now registered only in respect…
    Anna Reid
    Anna Reid
    Partner, Solicitor
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    Detriment to the Distinctive Character of a Trade Mark

    Posted on 06 January 2014
    In our July 2012 trade mark newsletter (edition 63) we reported on a decision from the General Court (GC) in the case of Société Elmar Wolf’s opposition to Environmental Manufacturing LLP’s CTM for a wolf device based on their earlier WOLF word and device marks registered as international and French…
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    SFC’s AQUAFLOW: Defence of Acquiescence

    Posted on 06 January 2014
    Nine years after SFC Jardibric (SFC) obtained a Community Trade Mark (CTM) registration for AQUA FLOW, Aqua Center Europe, SA (Aqua) applied for partial invalidity of the registration based on its earlier Spanish registration for VAQUA FLOW . SFC alleged that Aqua had acquiesced to the use of the AQUA…
    Gemma Kirkland
    Gemma Kirkland
    Partner, Trade Mark Attorney

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