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IPONZ Case Management System Updates

1st April 2022

On 31st March 2022 IPONZ introduced a number of changes to its case management system.

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CAFC Admonishes District Court’s Off-Target Means-Plus-Function Analysis

31st March 2022

In Dyfan LLC v Target Corporation 21-1725 the Court of Appeal for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) reversed a District Court decision on the basis that it had wrongly found that the relevant claims were in means-plus-function format.

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Significant Use of Mark in Sponsorships Assists Pirelli’s Opposition to Similar Mark

11th March 2022

In Rodin Cars Limited v Pirelli Tyre S.P.A. [2022] NZIPOTM 4 Pirelli’s sponsorships of various highly viewed events partially made up for its lack of New Zealand trade or consumer related evidence on confusion.

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Recent IPONZ Patent Examination Manual Updates

9th March 2022

The IPONZ Patent Examination Manual has recently been updated in relation to the section 67 provisions that set a response deadline for examination reports and in relation to 'reach through' claims under section 39.

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Bankable – but is it patentable? The RBNZ’s “cash system redesign” report, through a “patent” lens

7th March 2022

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has released a report[1] on cash (that is to say, banknotes and coins, as opposed to digital / electronic banking protocols), its importance in the economy, and the issues it faces in a modern-day context.

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