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trade mark opposition

A sign of the times – Compagnie des Montres Longines S.A. v Point Tec Products Electronic GmbH

A sign of the times – Compagnie des Montres Longines S.A. v Point Tec Products Electronic GmbH

29 June 2020
By Diana Liu
Wearables are all the rage nowadays, but some of us still sport watches with an analogue face.
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Cheesy on the eyes – the string cheese characters of the trade mark decision of Bega Cheese Limited v Saputo Cheese USA Inc

Cheesy on the eyes – the string cheese characters of the trade mark decision of Bega Cheese Limited v Saputo Cheese USA Inc

12 June 2020
By Diana Liu
From fifty shades of gruyere to cheddar ideas, we in the IP team love cheese in all shapes and forms including… string cheese?
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In Good Shape – the Federal Court’s reminder to fit-out and shape your trade mark protection

In Good Shape – the Federal Court’s reminder to fit-out and shape your trade mark protection

8 September 2017
By Danielle Sharplin
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Empire State (of mind) – noisy bars, brand shortening and obscured presentation – Mr Purvis QC speaks!

Empire State (of mind) – noisy bars, brand shortening and obscured presentation – Mr Purvis QC speaks!

7 April 2017
By Bill Ladas
As you will know from previous posts (see here and here), when Appointed Persons speak, we listen!
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Another case considering t-shirt branding. Has Silberquelle been transplanted into Australian law?

Another case considering t-shirt branding. Has Silberquelle been transplanted into Australian law?

2 September 2016
By Bill Ladas
The Australian airline Qantas has had its opposition against the “t-shirt” mark below rejected by the Federal Court (Qantas Airways Limited v Edwards [2016] FCA 729).
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An “all or nothing” approach to trade mark opposition proceedings in Australia?

An “all or nothing” approach to trade mark opposition proceedings in Australia?

9 May 2016
By Bill Ladas
A Hearing Officer at IP Australia recently upheld McDonald’s opposition against the mark McKosher in respect of a broad range of goods and services in classes 29, 30, 32 and 43.
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Kylie Minogue takes on Kylie Jenner – what happens when two celebrities have the same name?

Kylie Minogue takes on Kylie Jenner – what happens when two celebrities have the same name?

4 March 2016
By Maggie Chan
We all love a good post about the Kardashians (see here).
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Crocodile attacks in New Zealand – Lacoste death rolls Crocodile International again

Crocodile attacks in New Zealand – Lacoste death rolls Crocodile International again

23 October 2015
By Caroline Ryan
New Zealand may have beaten France in the Rugby World Cup quarter finals, but one French sporting icon is winning a strategic branding war in New Zealand.
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Malt trade mark teasers – the lighter way to enjoy chocolate

Malt trade mark teasers – the lighter way to enjoy chocolate

2 October 2015
By Caroline Ryan
The Federal Court of Australia has allowed Delfi Chocolate Manufacturing S.A.’s appeal of the opposition to its MALTITOS trade mark application by Mars Australia Pty Ltd.
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Be careful if you wanna GUCCI GUCCI, ya ya, da da…

Be careful if you wanna GUCCI GUCCI, ya ya, da da…

18 September 2015
By Maggie Chan
At IP Whiteboard, we love our brands – especially our luxury fashion brands (see our post on Louboutin here).
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