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    Greece: Inventions made by Greeks abroad
    The number of international patent applications (PCT and European applications) filed before the Greek patent office as receiving office has been steadily rising over the last few years. However this is certainly not the result of an economic growth. On the contrary the country has been in recession and the market has been shrinking over the years.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2016
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    Australia: Omnibus claims and the doctrine of equivalents
    For many years, Australia has allowed omnibus claims, which take the form of "an apparatus substantially as hereinbefore described…". They have been utilised as a last line of defence for patentees when suing defendants.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2016
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    US: Trade Marks: Proper geographic scope for injunctive relief
    In Guthrie Healthcare System v ContextMedia, Inc, the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit issued a decision regarding the appropriate geographic scope of an injunction in a trade mark infringement case.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2016
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    Protecting prefixes and suffixes as trade marks
    Following the recent MacCoffee decision from the CJEU General Court, Hernán Ríos, Xuefang Huang, Katherine Lai and Coleen Morrison provide a guide to registering trade marks with prefixes and suffixes in Europe, China and North America
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2016
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    Vietnam: Draft circular on compulsory licensing
    Vietnam's Ministry of Health is drafting a circular on compulsory licensing for pharmaceutical patents. From the view of protecting and promoting innovation in the industry, it is worthwhile to consider whether this is the appropriate time to introduce such regulations. This circular, a draft version of which has been released for public comment, could create a slippery slope into abuse of the patent system if certain shortcomings are not addressed.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2016
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    Mexico: Enablement in patent practice
    Enablement was considered in Mexico in the amendments to the Mexican patent law on October 1 1994 and again on September 20 2010.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2016
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    Russia: Hair cutting patent rejected
    Usually people are concerned with what they have inside their head rather than outside. We are used to the knowledge that inventions push forward technology and open new ways to human progress. Sometimes it happens otherwise.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2016
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    Africa: Plant breeders’ rights in Tanzania
    Tanzania is a United Republic comprising of Mainland Tanganyika and the island of Zanzibar. Although Tanganyika and Zanzibar are considered a United Republic, no unified Industrial Property Law has been enacted. Tanzania and Zanzibar thus had different laws for plant breeders' rights (PBRs), also known as plant variety protection. PBRs are a sui generis system of IP rights designed specifically to protect new varieties of plants.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2016
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    UK: Impact of Brexit on patents
    The UK has voted to leave the European Union, but how does this affect patents? Patents can be obtained in the UK via two separate means, either directly from the UK intellectual Office (UKIPO) which is governed by the UK Patents Act, or from the European Patent Office. Both organisations are unaffected by the UK leaving the EU. The European Patent Office is not an EU organisation, and already has members who are not member states of the EU such as Turkey, Norway and Switzerland.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2016
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    Integrating the crowd into trade marks
    Crowdsourcing trade marks is becoming more popular and powerful, but care should be taken. Dydra Donath, Laetitia Lagarde, Lisa Pearson, Kate Swaine, Stella Syrianos and Kalina Tchakarova explain
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2016
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