This article explores the requirement that a trade mark be used if it is to remain on the register. The authors argue that there are good reasons of principle as well as good practical reasons to favour a much higher test of use than that currently employed in Australia. The authors describe how a higher test of use might operate and they consider various procedural reforms that might be introduced in order to ensure that unused marks are detected and removed from the register
Changes to Canada\u27s Trade-marks Act will soon permit, for the first time, the registration and en...
Consumers are becoming more demanding about the social and environmental conditions surrounding how ...
Trade globalization has made trade mark becomes very important, especially in relation to a fair bus...
The non-use provisions of the Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) have attracted some attention in recent rev...
Article 15(1) of the Community Trade Mark Regulation states that the Community Trade Mark holder has...
The obligation to use a registered trade mark stipulated in trade mark law exists almost in every ju...
This article provides a 20-year retrospective on non-traditional trade marks in Australia. It presen...
© 2015 Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd. This article explores, from the point of view of both law and li...
In January 2013, Apple Inc obtained United States trademarks for the design and layout of its retail...
This article analyzes one of the novelties brought about by the European Union trade mark reform; i....
Within Directive 2008/95 trade mark use remains ill defined. In Arsenal v. Reed the CJEU offered br...
It would be natural to suppose that once a trade mark has been expunged from the trade marks registe...
The aim of this thesis is to examine the functional development of trade mark use from a legal and e...
The effectiveness of trade mark protection depends on the enforceability of rights. However, little ...
The requirements for the specification setting out the list of goods and services covered by a trade...
Changes to Canada\u27s Trade-marks Act will soon permit, for the first time, the registration and en...
Consumers are becoming more demanding about the social and environmental conditions surrounding how ...
Trade globalization has made trade mark becomes very important, especially in relation to a fair bus...
The non-use provisions of the Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) have attracted some attention in recent rev...
Article 15(1) of the Community Trade Mark Regulation states that the Community Trade Mark holder has...
The obligation to use a registered trade mark stipulated in trade mark law exists almost in every ju...
This article provides a 20-year retrospective on non-traditional trade marks in Australia. It presen...
© 2015 Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd. This article explores, from the point of view of both law and li...
In January 2013, Apple Inc obtained United States trademarks for the design and layout of its retail...
This article analyzes one of the novelties brought about by the European Union trade mark reform; i....
Within Directive 2008/95 trade mark use remains ill defined. In Arsenal v. Reed the CJEU offered br...
It would be natural to suppose that once a trade mark has been expunged from the trade marks registe...
The aim of this thesis is to examine the functional development of trade mark use from a legal and e...
The effectiveness of trade mark protection depends on the enforceability of rights. However, little ...
The requirements for the specification setting out the list of goods and services covered by a trade...
Changes to Canada\u27s Trade-marks Act will soon permit, for the first time, the registration and en...
Consumers are becoming more demanding about the social and environmental conditions surrounding how ...
Trade globalization has made trade mark becomes very important, especially in relation to a fair bus...