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European Union – Trade marks. The Chancery Division considered a dispute relating to trade marks used in respect of pet food. The claimant company alleged that the defendant company had, among other things, infringed its trade marks. The court held that, on the evidence, a number of the marks had been invalidly registered. However, the defendant had not infringed the marks, and no passing off had occurred.
European Union – Trade marks. The Chancery Division considered a dispute relating to trade marks used in respect of pet food. The claimant company alleged that the defendant company had, among other things, infringed its trade marks. The court held that, on the evidence, a number of the marks had been invalidly registered. However, the defendant had not infringed the marks, and no passing off had occurred.
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