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High Bar Set for Proving Ownership of Conjunction of Individually Owned Marks

28th September 2021

In Goldstone Homes Ltd v Goldstone Aluminium Ltd 2021 NZIPOTM 23 a registration was found to be invalid on account of bad faith, but the pleading of ‘not the owner’ was rejected even though the registration was merely a simple arrangement of the invalidity applicant’s unregistered marks.

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AU Designs Amendment Bill Enacted with Split Commencement

17th September 2021

The Australian Designs Amendment (Advisory Council on Intellectual Property Response) Act 2021 was assented to on 10th September 2021 and was registered on 16th September 2021.

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Negative Limitations in Patent Claims – Are They All Bad?

17th September 2021

The conventional wisdom is that, in claim drafting, negative limitations should be avoided. Where possible, it is better to express a limitation in positive terms than negative. This is generally considered best practice.

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Zespri Prevails Despite Minor Technical Setbacks to Infringement Findings

7th September 2021

In Haoyu Gao v Zespri Group Ltd 2021 NZCA 442 the Court of Appeal overall upheld the infringement findings in the trial Judge’s decision, but found that Gao’s assumed authority to licence a Chinese grower did not infringe Zespri’s New Zealand plant variety rights (PVRs).

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Can the Dimensions of a Patented Device be a Trade Secret?

30th August 2021

The recent Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (CA7C) decision Life Spine Inc v Aegis Spine Inc 21-1649 held that Life Spine’s patent for spinal implant technology did not undermine a District Court’s preliminary injunction that included a finding of trade secret misappropriation in relation to the spinal implant technology.

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