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21 December 2012Trademarks

CJEU delivers ONEL verdict on CTM regulations

The Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) has delivered its long awaited ruling in the Onel case on whether the use of a community trademark (CTM) in a single EU member state meets the requirements of genuine use in the community.

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