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Class 46 - for your European trade mark news

Now in its second year, Class 46 is dedicated to European trade mark law and practice. This weblog is written by a team of enthusiasts who want to spread the word and share their thoughts with others.

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1	Poland: functionality and technical features of 3D signs
	Tags: 3D trade mark, acquired distinctiveness, non-traditional trade marks, Polish Patent Office, trade mark invalidation, trade mark lapse
	Posted By: Tomasz Rychlicki
	Posted on 10/12/2012 @ 08.45

2	Germany: Jet and Helicopter as colored 3D trade marks
	Tags: Germany, 3D trade mark, distinctiveness
	Posted By: Robert Börner
	Posted on 21/03/2012 @ 10.11

3	Poland: dissimilarity of 3D trade marks
	Tags: Poland, Voivodeship Administrative Court, 3D trade marks, dissimilarity of signs, reputed trade marks, żubrówka, vodka, Polish Patent Office
	Posted By: Tomasz Rychlicki
	Posted on 14/07/2010 @ 12.55

4	CFI: shape of handle not distinctive
	Tags: 3d trade marks, absolute grounds for refusal, CFI, Court of First Instance
	Posted By: Mark Schweizer
	Posted on 21/09/2009 @ 12.55

5	Denmark: Scope of protection of Hermés’ Birkin bag trade marks
	Tags: 3d trade marks, Denmark, trademark infringement
	Posted By: Janne Britt Hansen
	Posted on 23/07/2009 @ 07.01

6	Shapes that made it, and those that didn't
	Tags: 3d trade marks, Switzerland
	Posted By: Mark Schweizer
	Posted on 09/06/2009 @ 14.11

7	Some data on 3-dimensional trademarks in Switzerland
	Tags: 3d trade marks, Switzerland
	Posted By: Mark Schweizer
	Posted on 06/06/2009 @ 13.41

8	Poland: 3D cheese in a cask marks
	Tags: 3d trade marks, distinctiveness, Polish Patent Office
	Posted By: Tomasz Rychlicki
	Posted on 29/04/2009 @ 14.00

9	Spain: the Supreme Court on 3D marks … again!
	Tags: 3d trade marks, infringement., Spain
	Posted By: Ignacio Marques
	Posted on 08/04/2009 @ 18.01

10	Spain – the Supreme Court to explore the limits between bidimensionality and 3D marks.
	Tags: 3d trade marks, Made in Spain, spanish Supreme Court, trade mark infringement
	Posted By: Ignacio Marques
	Posted on 09/03/2009 @ 10.15

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