A controversial decision: non-use litigation in Turkey

The Turkish Constitutional Court, in a April 9, 2014 decision that was published in the National Official Gazette on July 24, cancelled article 42/1(c) of the Turkish Trademark Decree Law No. 556 (Decree Law), because it violates article 91/1 of the Turkish Constitution.

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A controversial decision: non-use litigation in Turkey

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