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THURSDAY, 24 NOVEMBER 2011
Licences for famous marks: a request for comments
In a blogpost earlier this week, "What to make of a licence for a famous trade mark?", Dr Neil J. Wllkof, author of the Sweet & Maxwell book, Trade Mark Licensing, asks what precisely is the conceptual basis upon which famous marks are licensed.
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Licences for famous marks: a request for comments
In a blogpost earlier this week, "What to make of a licence for a famous trade mark?", Dr Neil J. Wllkof, author of the Sweet & Maxwell book, Trade Mark Licensing, asks what precisely is the conceptual basis upon which famous marks are licensed.
Neil is anxious to receive some feedback, particularly from those involved in trade mark licensing in Continental Europe where, it appears to him, "neither the source identification function nor quality control appear to play any appreciable role in connection with trade mark licensing". Accordingly he has asked Class 46 if it could draw the attention of readers to his thoughts on the subject.
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