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IP Offices Relief Measures for COVID-19

8th April 2020

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

19th March 2020

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

26th February 2020

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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Priority Entitlement Challenge from Suspicious Ownership Changes Fails

23rd January 2020

In 2019 NZIPOTM 30 Apple Inc v Swatch AG the Assistant Commissioner held that Apple’s assignment of IWATCH trade mark applications from an affiliated entity was not in contravention of the Trade Marks Act (and Paris Convention) provisions that only allow priority to be claimed from the first priority filing...

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Discussion Paper on Possible EU-NZ FTA Changes to Geographical Indications Legislation

18th December 2019

Within the context of on-going Free Trade Agreement discussions between New Zealand and the European Union the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) has released a discussion paper on potential changes to New Zealand’s geographical indication (GI) legislation, with feedback sought by Friday, 27 March 2020...

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