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UK Government Issues Response to Consultation on UK Design Protection

19th July 2022

Following the completion of the earlier announced consultation on UK design protection, and in light of the responses received, the UK Government has issued its response, indicating the aspects of the law that are likely to be reviewed or be the subject of further investigation.

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Strike Out Decision Confirms High Bar for Establishing Bad Faith

30th June 2022

In Lidl Great Britain Ltd v Tesco Stores Ltd 2022 EWHC 1434 the Judge declined to infer bad faith from overlapping registrations for a mark that remained unused over a prolonged period.

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Bill to Implement NZ-UK FTA Introduced to Parliament

23rd June 2022

Following on from the earlier notified Agreement in Principle for a NZ-UK Free Trade Agreement, the United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement Legislation Bill has now been introduced to New Zealand’s parliament as part of the process towards final ratification of the agreement.

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All In Good Time – Doctrine of Laches Defence Rejected

13th June 2022

In A.I.G. Agency Inc v American International Group 21-1948 the Court of Appeals for the Eight Circuit’s (CA8C’s) application of the doctrine of progressive encroachment led it to reject the district court’s finding of a doctrine of laches defence.

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Renewed Efforts Towards Harmonisation of Substantive Patent Law

26th May 2022

The UKIPO recently opened a short consultation period on substantive patent law harmonisation initiatives in relation to the interrelated issues of grace periods, prior user rights and conflicting applications.

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