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Patent Applicant’s Perseverance Pays Off

17th February 2022

In Taiho Pharmaceutical Co Ltd [2022] NZIPOPAT 1 multiple grounds for rejection maintained by the examiner were found to either have no basis or were upheld with the applicant being given the opportunity to make suitable amendments.

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Recent Decision Evidences Benefit of Registering Trade Marks

15th February 2022

In Korea Ginseng Corp v Calvin Klein Trademark Trust [2022] NZIPOTM 1 the opponent successfully opposed an application that mainly covered services that are dissimilar to the goods that the opponent licences third parties to use its trade marks on.

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Second-Class: A review of the trademark classification system

11th February 2022

New Zealand, with around 150 other countries, applies the NICE classification system as part of its trademark regime.

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Consultation on UK Design Protection Launched

1st February 2022

The UKIPO has launched a consultation on the protection framework for designs with the aim of creating a framework that is fit for the future and incentivises innovation led growth taking into account that the UK’s designs law no longer needs to be harmonised with EU law.

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“Useful choice” clauses – what’s the use?

27th January 2022

“Useful choice” clauses are, these days, something of a peculiarity of our local patent drafting. They are a particular type of object clause, usually phrased as an alternative after all of the other, substantive, object clauses in the general form “or at the very least provide the public with a useful choice”.

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