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The value of a design registration
In MCG Industries (Pty) Ltd v Chespak (Pty) Ltd, the applicant brought an application before the North Gauteng High Court for an interdict against the respondent in order to restrain it from infringing the applicant’s registered design.   1 February 2012
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Amazon.com's 'one-click' business method patent issued in Canada
Amazon. com’s patent application for its ‘one-click’ invention has been allowed by the Canadian IP Office.   1 February 2012
Copyright
When fame (or notoriety) is the spur in Mexico
Mexico has a comprehensive set of regulations in the intellectual property (IP) field.   1 February 2012
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Malaysian progress on provision for the Madrid Protocol
The Madrid System for the International Registration of Marks was established under the Madrid Agreement in 1891.   1 February 2012
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The top UK patent cases of 2011
Richard Price and Sarah Innes round up the UK's most significant patent cases of 2011.   1 February 2012
Jurisdiction reports
Unjust enrichment: a knotty problem
In 2011, the Supreme Court rendered an important decision on the subject of the relationship between the Law of Patents and the Law of Unjust Enrichment.   1 February 2012
Copyright
Direct from the strait: 2011’s greatest hits in Taiwan
China and Taiwan have recognised priority claims to patent, trademark and plant variety applications that are filed at either the Taiwan Intellectual Property Office (TIPO) or the State Intellectual Property Office of China (SIPO).   1 February 2012
Copyright
Tax heaven for IP owners
Luxembourg is an attractive jurisdiction for both intellectual property (IP) management and taxation, because it has a long-established tradition of being business-friendly, especially for R&D-driven companies.   1 February 2012
Copyright
Developments in intellectual property rights in Ghana
Ghana is a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and a signatory to WTO agreements on intellectual property (IP).   1 February 2012
Copyright
Fast action scheme now up to speed in Hong Kong
The Fast Action Scheme (FAS) was set up by the Hong Kong Customs & Excise Department (HKCED) in 2006. Through FAS, copyright owners can take immediate action during exhibitions against copyright or trademark infringement.   1 February 2012

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