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  • On October 10 2007, imitation Honda general purpose engines were destroyed before students and faculty of the De La Salle University in Bacolod City in compliance with the order of regional trial court judge Roberto Chiongson. The infringing engines, which bore the same shape and colour as the Honda engines, were seized by the National Bureau of Investigation by virtue of search warrants issued by Judge Chiongson on June 22 2005, against three establishments in Bacolod and Iloilo cities. While under preliminary investigation by the Department of Justice, the owner of the raided establishment issued an undertaking to cease and desist from dealing in Honda engines look-alikes, issue public apologies in national newspapers, agree to periodic inspection of his establishments, surrender the imitation Honda engines for destruction, and other commitments. Honda Motor Co Ltd and Honda Philippines Inc accepted these pledges. To ensure that none of the parts of the engines would be re-used, the destruction activity started with dismantling their removable parts, then using acetylene torches to cut the metal block, and lastly manually pounding of the broken parts. The destruction was scheduled in October to celebrate IPR month, and was highlighted with a series of talks on intellectual property held in the university.
  • In 2005 the Mexican Congress passed amendments to the Law of Industrial Property (LIP) concerning trade mark notoriety. With this reform, IMPI recognizes two different levels of trade mark protection.
  • The need to heighten the battle against counterfeit goods really hit home when Malaysian police discovered that they were recently cheated into paying RM5 million ($1.6 million) for imitation spare parts for police patrol cars and police vehicles.
  • New regulations under Japan's Patent Act came into force on April 1 2007. Yoshitaka Sonoda of Sonoda & Kobayashi Intellectual Property Law Firm explains what they mean for drafting claims, preparing amendments and filing divisional applications
  • Global brand owners are looking to cut the costs of IP management and brand protection. Outsourcing can provide a valuable alternative to doing work in-house. Sudath Perera and Aromi Silva explain why Sri Lanka is a prime destination for off-shoring IP work
  • Law firms and patent and trade mark agencies are reporting record levels of demand from IP clients. For the fourth year, Managing IP has compiled a list of the biggest firms in Asia to see who is growing the fastest
  • The Indonesian Supreme Court recently declared Prestone to be a well-known mark. The case should give much-needed confidence to foreign investors in the country, say Gladys Mirandah and Saritha Bhanu of Patrick Mirandah Co
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  • Carlos Pacheco of Hoet Pelaez Castillo & Duque navigates through the legislation providing protection for biotechnology innovation in Venezuela
  • India has introduced a range of new administrative, legislative and judicial measures to make life easier for IP owners and their legal advisers. Sonal Shukla of Anand and Anand outlines the developments