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New fast track UK trade mark opposition consultation
The Intellectual Property Office has announced on Friday proposals for a fast track opposition procedure in the UK. -
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OHIM Interpretation of the IP Translator Judgment
The IP TRANSLATOR case concerns the scope of specifications, how to word them and what is and what is not protected by class headings. -
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Genuine Use of a CTM in the Community in ONEL v OMEL
Court of Justice decision on genuine use of a CTM in the Community in ONEL v OMEL (Leno Merken BV v Hagelkruis Beheer BV) 19 December 2012 -
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SQUADRA Proves a Little (Evidence) Can go a Long way
This case concerns the extent to which a low level of evidence can be challenged as not being sufficient to establish genuine use, following an application for revocation of a registration on the grounds of non-use. -
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Likelihood of Confusion: Tesa v OHIM
The contested mark was a Community trade mark (CTM) application in the name of Tesa SE for ‘tesa TACK’ & Device (see below). The mark was applied for in relation to “self-adhesive products for office and household purposes” in Class 16. -
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Design Invalidity: Gardeco Limited v La Hacienda
Gardeco Limited obtained a Registered Design in the UK for “a conical steel chimenea with stainless steel rim around the mouth” .La Hacienda Limited sought to invalidate this Registered Design under section 1B(1) of the Registered Designs Act 1949, which relates to the requirement that designs must be new and… -
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Chianti Fails to Stop French Rugbys Rooster Mascot
Consorzio vino Chianti Classico (Chianti), the body responsible for promoting and protecting the Chianti Classico denomination, with their long established black rooster logo, has failed to stop Fédération Française de Rugby (FFR) from registering a Community trade mark (CTM) which predominantly consists of a rooster design. -
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Best Buy Fails to Prove Distinctiveness Through Use
Best Buy applied to register its trade marks BEST BUY and BEST BUY (Device, as shown below) in the UK. The applications were made for various services but this case specifically involves their interest in retail services (class 35). -
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Starbucks (HK) v Sky, EMI v Sky
On 13 September 2012, the UK Court of Appeal upheld a stay of infringement proceedings pending the outcome of an invalidity application at OHIM in respect of alleged trade mark infringement. -
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Surveys and Witnesses to Show Confusion
Businesses use market research surveys to test a public's reaction to new products or to understand buying behaviour. They are important and valuable tools.
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