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Spanish trademark law reform

Olartemoure Blog

La entrada Spanish trademark law reform se publicó primero en OlarteMoure | Intellectual Property.

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Protecting Culture in an IP-centred World

IPilogue

The court ultimately decided against the band because “Aboriginal rights are outside the scope of trademark law.”. Cases like this raise questions about the scope of intellectual property (IP) law in Canada. Trademark law in particular has the benefit of granting collective rights and can also provide perpetual protection.

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Protection of Prior Trade Name in the Trademark Right Granting and Verification Proceedings | “TDK” Trademark Opposition Case

JD Supra Law

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Judicial protection of color combination trademark in China

JD Supra Law

A color combination trademark refers to a trademark composed of two or more colors in a certain proportion and in a certain order, which can be registered and protected in China since the amendment of the Trademark Law in 2001.

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A Brief Analysis of the Registration and Judicial Protection of Three-dimensional Trademarks in China

JD Supra Law

Since Article 8 of the Trademark Law of China (2001) stipulates that a three-dimensional sign can be filed for registration as a trademark, three-dimensional sign trademarks (also known as the “three-dimensional trademarks”) have been formally included in the scope of protection of the Trademark Law of China.

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IP as a political instrument in Russia

The IPKat

Seen in this light, commercial courts in Russia have resisted turning copyright and trademark law into a political counter-measure against “unfriendly” states. For this reason, the Peppa Pig decision cannot serve as a judicial precedent.

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Landmark Trademark Battles: Shaping Brand Protection Globally and in India

IP and Legal Filings

3] [Image Sources: Shutterstock] Starbucks vs. Charbucks: This long-running dispute from 2001 to 2013 over a small New Hampshire coffee roaster’s use of “Charbucks” for dark roast coffee, arguing that Starbucks had diluted its famous trademark, places a number of issues regarding trademark dilution and parody at the very centre of this case.