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    Eco marks not accepted without permission
    Trade marks containing the term "Eco" are not accepted by the Greek Trade Mark Office, unless permission to use the term has been awarded to the applicant under EC Regulation 880/1992 on the Community eco-label award scheme or under to an award system applicable in an EU member state.
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2009
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    Why patents matter in Chinese contracts
    Ling Ho, Audrey Shum and Kathryn Sanger explain how China's new Patent Law has affected the way commercial contracts should be drafted
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2009
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    Sponsored by Cabinet Beau de Loménie
    Decide whose law applies
    The EU has set out rules for determining whose law applies to contractual or non-contractual conflicts. Aurélia Marie outlines how they should be applied to cross-border IP disputes
    Aurélia Marie, December 01 2009
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    Top court rules on abuse of rights
    Dart Philippines, authorised manufacturer and importer into the Philippines of Tupperware products, entered into a distributorship agreement in 1986 with the Calogcog spouses. On April 30 1992, Dart informed the Calogcogs that it was not renewing the agreement because of violations. However, the agreement was extended to September 30 1992, on the Calogcogs' written promise that they would observe and comply with its terms and conditions.
    Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2009
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    Trade mark bill heads to parliament
    After Romania's parliament rejected in 2007 a bill to modify and complete Law no. 84/1998 regarding trade marks and geographical indications, a new bill has now been approved by the government and will be brought before legislators.
    Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2009
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    Protecting the national cuisine
    The Malaysian Tourism Minister's statement that Malaysia intends to stake its claim on recipes synonymous with the country's identity, has sparked controversy among the public. Reaction is especially high in Singapore, where people dispute the origins of certain dishes Malaysia intends to claim.
    Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2009
  • Japanese court acquits peer-to-peer software writer
    The Osaka High Court has acquitted the designer of a peer-to-peer file-sharing software from charges of intentionally assisting copyright infringement
    Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2009
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    Descriptive seizures are a powerful tool
    In order to enforce an IP right, it is first essential to be able to prove the extent to which it is infringed. The Belgian Judiciary Code offers a particularly powerful tool for the owners of certain IP rights, such as patents, to achieve this in the form of the descriptive seizure.
    Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2009
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    Registrant loses domain name despite long use
    In a recent domain name dispute decision (ZA2009-0028), the adjudicator ruled that the domain name registration of gardenmaster.co.za was abusive despite the fact that the registrant had been using the Gardenmaster trade mark for longer than the complainant.
    Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2009
  • More languages for Madrid System
    James Nurton, Washington DC
    Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2009
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