UK Supreme Court finds against Trunki in design case

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UK Supreme Court finds against Trunki in design case

Kingsley Egbuonu
March 14 2016
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The UK IPO will provide updated guidance for design applicants after the Supreme Court upheld the Court of Appeal’s decision that PMS International’s Kiddee Case does not infringe Magmatic’s registered community design (RCD) for the Trunki suitcase

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