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European Union – Trade marks. The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court considered whether trade marks relating to furniture should be revoked. The court gave guidance on the disregarding of territorial borders. The court held that, on the evidence, the Community trade marks in issue had not been used sufficiently outside the United Kingdom in the relevant period, and hence they would be revoked.
European Union – Trade marks. The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court considered whether trade marks relating to furniture should be revoked. The court gave guidance on the disregarding of territorial borders. The court held that, on the evidence, the Community trade marks in issue had not been used sufficiently outside the United Kingdom in the relevant period, and hence they would be revoked.
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