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Indemnity Replaces Up-Front Security for Customs Border Protection Notices

With effect from 1st June 2020 Customs no longer require up-front security from trade mark and copyright owners when requesting Customs to detain goods suspected of being pirated or counterfeit.

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Innovative Prescription Medicines Accepted for Evaluation to be Published Earlier

Following the Therapeutic Goods Administration’s (TGA) February 2019 consultation on whether to publish that a prescription medicine is under evaluation they have now released an implementation options paper with the objective of increasing public transparency around whether treatment options are likely to be available...

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IP Offices Relief Measures for COVID-19

IP Offices around the world are responding in various ways to the Coronavirus threat...

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Copyright Ownership in Logos Confirmed as Key Ingredient

Recent Assistant Commissioner’s decision 2020 NZIPOTM 3 Mia Nathan-Joyce involved the rarely considered but important issue of copyright ownership in device marks...

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CJEU Gives Guidance on Intention to Use and Bad Faith

In C-371/18 Sky PLC v SkyKick UK Ltd the Court of Justice for the European Union (CJEU) gave important guidance on both whether a trade mark can be invalidated for having an inappropriately wide specification and on whether a specification that contains goods or services for which there is no intention to use is invalid for bad faith...

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