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Britain’s vote to leave the EU could have huge implications for IP, including trademarks, but there is still much uncertainty and many unanswered questions. Simon Miles of Edwin Coe reports. 25 November 2016
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Following an amendment in 2013, China’s trademark opposition procedure has made it cheaper and quicker to register marks in the country, say Lynn Wang of Peksung Intellectual Property Group and Catherine Wang of Dayup Intellectual Property, who discuss the value of the current system. 25 November 2016
Jurisdiction reports
It is often the case that the question arises of who should be named as an inventor or co-inventor on a US patent. 24 November 2016
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Expert opinions play an important role in resolving disputes handled by first instance courts in Turkey. 24 November 2016
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On August 4, 2016, Taiwan’s Executive Yuan (the executive branch of central government) passed a draft amendment to the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act (Amendment), which was proposed by the Ministry of Health and Welfare. This amendment was drafted in response to Taiwan’s negotiations on joining the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA) and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal. 24 November 2016
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The design patent system in Russia changed radically two years ago. Since October 1, 2014, a list of claimed essential features has no longer been requested. The protection is based only on pictures. 24 November 2016
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Staff members at the European Patent Office are holding a demonstration today in the centre of The Hague in support of dismissed workers. 24 November 2016
Jurisdiction reports
It makes sense that a property rights owner has the duty and responsibility to protect and preserve its right and, if applicable, enforce it, no matter the nature of the property (eg, a house, car, patent, trademark, etc). In the course of protection and enforcement, the owner relies on legal provisions, whereas in the course of promotion it relies on commercial actions, including advertising. 24 November 2016
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A case at the Court of The Hague from September 14, 2016 provides a good overview of the circumstances that cause or prevent trademark exhaustion. 24 November 2016
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In Mexico, the use of a trademark registration is an obligation for its owner or licensee. 24 November 2016
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