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MONDAY, 28 MARCH 2011
Poland: if you have any doubts...
The Voivodeship Administrative Court in Warsaw in its judgment of 18 January 2011 case file VI SA/Wa 1850/10 noted that the trade mark law of Western countries has developed the principle that in the event of a conflict between two signs all doubts should be decided in favor of the owner of a trade mark with the earlier priority. This principle is a simple consequence of the belief that the entrepreneur who choose a trade mark that will be used for marking the same type of goods and that is similar to the mark with an earlier priority, is acting at his or her own risk and all uncertainties should be decided against him/her.
Posted by: Tomasz Rychlicki @ 10.38
Tags: similarity of goods, similarity of services, similarity of signs, trade mark refusal,
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Poland: if you have any doubts...
Tags: similarity of goods, similarity of services, similarity of signs, trade mark refusal,
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