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Stay up to date with the latest intellectual property developments from New Zealand and around the world.

IP Australia’s Smart Trade Mark Initiative for Combatting Counterfeiters

29th September 2020

IP Australia's has been trialling an Australian Government anti-counterfeiting initiative that allows consumers or other interested parties to check whether a website sells genuine branded products.

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Consultation on Options for Re-Purposing of Geographical Indications Legislation

29th September 2020

The Australian Government has opened a new consultation on its legislation relating to Geographical Indications (GIs) in light of its on-going Free Trade Agreement negotiations with the EU. Responses are sought by 30th November 2020.

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Encouraging new APO decision on Computer-Implemented Inventions

9th September 2020

A recent APO decision, successfully handled by PIPERS Patent Attorneys, comes as welcome news for innovators of computer-implemented inventions (“CIIs”).

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Court of Appeal Confirms ‘Actual’ v ‘Notional’ Use Distinction

25th August 2020

In 2020 NZCA 306 Pharmazen Limited v Anagenix IP Limited the Court of Appeal confirmed that the likelihood of actual use is not relevant to discharging the onus of establishing lack of deception or confusion on a notional use basis.

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Manufacturer’s Intention Not Necessarily Relevant to Infringement of Swiss-Style Claims

27th July 2020

In Mylan Health Pty Ltd v Sun Pharma ANZ Pty Ltd the unanimous decision of the Full Court of the Federal Court (FCAFC) held that when assessing whether a Swiss-style patent claim has been infringed the intention of the accused infringer is not a necessary factor to take into consideration...

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