Trademark use and national boundaries
What will be shown is that even in case of national trademarks, when use is concerned, national boundaries can be blurred and might lose significance. In national trademark laws, ‘use’ is a requirement within the boundaries of the corresponding jurisdiction. This has been clear for several decades. But with the increasing significance of electronic sales and the internationalisation of certain services, the issue has become less clear.
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