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    Delhi Police approach brings results for IP
    In the mid-1990s Delhi Police showed the way to the rest of India by setting up a dedicated team to tackle IP infringement. The unit is making good progress. UK Katna, joint commissioner of the Delhi Police and the leading IP enforcer in the city, spoke to Ralph Cunningham about how he and his officers combat IP offences
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2003
  • Trade mark awareness lacking in UK
    Small businesses in the UK fail to leverage their trade marks to access the capital markets, new research has revealed.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2003
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    Validity of a design: which law to apply?
    One of the main issues raised since the Ordinance of July 25 2001 transposing the EU Directive 98/71/EC on design rights is that of the law to be applied when considering the validity of a design.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2003
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    News focus: Waiting for take-off
    For the last three months applicants have been able to apply for quick and cheap protection across the EU, using the new Community design. But filings have so far been below expectations. Stéphanie Bodoni investigates
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2003
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    A victory for strong brands
    The ECJ has examined trade mark dilution law directly for only the second time. The Court's view has been hailed as surprising and even revolutionary, giving brand owners rights for which the legislation did not expressly provide. Alastair Shaw examines whether the case signals a radical change in European trade mark protection
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2003
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    Why you should consider the ITC option
    The International Trade Commission can be an attractive forum for plaintiffs in patent infringement disputes in the US. Bruce Barker and Stewart Brown explain how the Commission works, and examine how it compares to litigation in district courts
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2003
  • IN BRIEF: ASIA
    ? India: The Publishers' Association and the Association of American Publishers have achieved their biggest success in the 30-month campaign against book piracy. More than 50,000 copies of pirated trade books were seized in simultaneous raids at six locations in New Delhi on March 10. Four fixers were arrested.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2003
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    Lookalikes under scrutiny in Sweden
    Two own-brand products are under scrutiny in Sweden, after an independent council ruled that their packaging piggybacks on the reputation of market-leading products.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2003
  • Jurisdiction under IP law remains a complex issue
    Recent court judgments have clarified the situation in India regarding jurisdiction. Copyright faces particular issues because of the pace of technological change. An international agreement concerning jurisdiction in copyright cases may be the answer, writes Shardul Thacker
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2003
  • Victory for famous mark owners in Peru
    The position of trade mark owners in Peru has been strengthened after a ruling by the Supreme Court in favour of famous marks.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2003
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