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Expenses and costs in infringement procedures
The granting of expenses and costs on behalf of the winning party by the Peruvian administration is a thorny issue, in the context of infringement procedures for the undue use of registered brands.   1 October 2012
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Good news as Brazil changes direction
The Brazilian administration signalled a change in policy on the enforcement of Article 39.3 of the World Trade Organization’s Trade-Related Aspects of IP Rights Agreement regarding data package exclusivity.   1 October 2012
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When is a date of first use not a date of first use?
One of the topics discussed by IP magistrates relates to the decisions issued by the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property in cancellation actions filed against trademark registrations on the basis of false data.   1 October 2012
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No trademark confusion between 'pjur' and 'pure'
German courts have formed a wide body of case law with respect to the principles governing the ‘likelihood of confusion’ between trademarks.   1 October 2012
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Liability of online service providers
Several recent court decisions have clarified the nature, in law, of the activities of service providers on the Internet, and their related obligations.   1 October 2012
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How broadly should courts interpret patent claims?
A German company has a Hungarian patent that covers a fuel gun with a removable rear display surface.   1 October 2012
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India: at the threshold of change
It has been an active year for intellectual property in India: from the grant of the first compulsory patent licence, to the coming into force of new copyright law and developments in the infamous fight over the FT brand.   1 October 2012
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Patent applications and prosecutions in Japan
On June 29, 2012, the Japan Patent Office published its Annual Report 2012.   1 October 2012
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All systems go for Dutch cross-border injunctions
It almost goes without saying that the Dutch courts have always been very lenient when it comes to assuming jurisdiction and granting cross-border injunctions.   1 October 2012
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Exhaustion of trademark rights in Europe: the Converse decisions
If the exhaustion of trademark rights is a defence in trademark litigation, who has the burden of proof that the goods are originals?   1 August 2012

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