Reports Of Trade Mark Cases For CIPA March 2022 - Bird & Bird

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Mar 01 2022

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Aaron Hetherington

Associate UK

I am a Chartered Trade Mark Attorney in our London Intellectual Property team, specialising in brand management.

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Associate UK

I am a Chartered Trade Mark Attorney in our London Intellectual Property team, specialising in brand management.

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Partner UK

I am fascinated by IP and the challenge of helping my clients protect, exploit and defend their IP rights to further their business objectives.

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This month, we report on the CJEU’s judgment in Husqvarna AB v Lidl Digital International GmbH & Co. KG (CJ; C-607/19; 17 December 2020) on the relevant date in a counterclaim for revocation on the basis of non-use. We also report the High Court’s decision in easyGroup Ltd v Easylife Ltd & Anr* (Judge Briggs (sitting as a High Court Judge); [2021] EWHC 2150 (Ch); 29 July 2021) regarding trade mark infringement and passing off.

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