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    Fussball WM 2006 and WM 2006 partially cancelled
    The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) holds German trade mark registrations for Fussball WM 2006 and WM 2006 for, inter alia, goods and services covering sporting events. These registrations were subject to cancellation actions, filed by Ferrero, who submitted that the marks lack distinctive character and are descriptive in relation to such goods and services; moreover, it was also alleged that the trade mark registrations were filed in bad faith.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2006
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    Accentuating China's IP positives
    IP owners who expect China's enforcement regime to mirror that in Europe and the US may be disappointed. But as Patrick Coyne and Ningling Wang of Finnegan Henderson explain, the Chinese system still provides plenty of enforcement opportunities for foreign investors willing to look beyond the newspaper headlines
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2006
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    Customs' win-win offer
    Customs officers have the power to stop the flow of fakes at China's borders. But if they are to do their job properly, they need far more help from IP owners, says Li Qunying, chief of the IP division in China's Customs administration
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2006
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    Chinese hi-tech company sues US rival in Texas
    Emma Barraclough, Hong Kong
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2006
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    BlackBerry saga boosts case for patent reform
    Stéphanie Bodoni, London
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2006
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    Moral rights of paternity and integrity
    The snappily titled The Performances (Moral Rights etc) Regulations 2006 will help us all answer the question "Who is that singer?" and avoid the comment "Oi, that's my recording you're mucking about with!"
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2006
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    How to resolve .es domain name disputes
    The National .es Domain Names Plan approved by Order ITC/1542/2005 on May 19, provides that Spain should set up a system for the friendly settlement of disputes arising in relation .es domains between the owner of that domain and a third party claiming lawful interests in it.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2006
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    Can inventions and utility models co-exist?
    Russian patent law does not allow the co-existence of an invention patent and a utility model patent if their priorities coincide. If such parallel applications have been filed the applicant has to choose which patent he wants to have. If a utility model patent has been granted and an invention patent has later been granted the earlier issued patent is automatically cancelled.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2006
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    New IP law includes ineffective amendment
    On January 25 2006, the Mexican Law of Industrial Property (LIP) was amended. Among other changes, these included a new infringement cause which provides as follows:
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2006
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    The truth behind dubious patents
    How easily patents are granted and how well the overall patent system works are questions addressed by several reviews at the moment, one of them being the Gowers Review in the UK. Stephen Bennett and Daniel Brook ask whether the inventive step requirement is part of the problem in a system that produces a growing number of questionable patents
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2006
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