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  • 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.
  • The EPC 2000 (in force since December 13 2007) introduced the possibility to review decisions made by the Boards of Appeal of the European Patent Office. A party that is adversely affected by a decision of a Board can file a petition for review if fundamental procedural violations happened during the appeal proceedings.
  • Q&A on what EU member states agreed in December
  • Ling Ho, Audrey Shum and Kathryn Sanger explain how China's new Patent Law has affected the way commercial contracts should be drafted
  • PO: What are the main problems that IP owners encounter when trying to work with Customs? KM: Before the admission of Vietnam, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Cambodia, Malaysia was the only country in ASEAN that shares borders with all ASEAN countries. So geographically we are special, but this also poses a challenge
  • Marie-Julie Wan Ullok and Khoo Guan Huat of Skrine describe the progress that has been made in improving IP protection in the life sciences in Malaysia
  • Jern Ern Chuah and Debbie David of Advanz Fidelis provide a guide in three parts on how best to communicate the importance of IP to business people and why IP is, ultimately, about business needs
  • We know that the most important purpose of a trade mark is to allow a customer to distinguish this product, with minimal private and social costs, from similar goods made by other manufacturers.
  • The Italian Ministry of Economic Development, which is responsible for all matters relating to IP rights, has recently been reorganised. This reorganisation involved the appointment of a new director of the Italian PTO and the creation of the National Anti-counterfeiting Council, a body aimed at directing, promoting and coordinating the strategic activities undertaken by the national administration and improving anti-counterfeiting activity at a national level.
  • Under the Indian Patent Act a patent is available on an invention that is new, useful and is not obvious to the person skilled in the art. The invention, a product or a process, must satisfy the test of constituting an inventive step, which means the improvement must produce a new result or a new or better article. In the case Strix Limited vs Maharaja Appliances Limited, which recently came up before the Delhi High Court, the technology in use was claimed to be a part of the public domain.