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    Netherlands: Patent infringement by brochure on English website
    On January 9 2015, the Dutch first instance patent court found that a Dutch company had "offered" a product because a product brochure was accessible from its English language website. As a result, the company was found to have violated a preliminary injunction on offering the product for use in an infringing process.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Romania: Granini’s Golden C trade mark application rejected
    In a decision of OHIM's Opposition Division on February 9 2015, in opposition case B 001934796 – Heineken Romania SA v Eckes – Granini Deutschland GmbH – the examiners found that there is a likelihood of confusion between trade marks having an identical first verbal element ("Golden").
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Switzerland: Arthurs prevails over Arthur
    The Supreme Court recently issued a judgment in a trade mark and company name infringement action where both parties were using and had registered trade marks and company names with the main distinctive element Arthur or Arthur's.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    US trade marks: Court expands something more standard
    In the case In re St Helena Hospital, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently expanded the so-called "something more" standard for the relatedness of goods and services in analysing whether a likelihood of confusion existed between two marks.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Greece: Court rejects PI actions on website blocking
    A number of Greek collecting societies managing copyrights and related rights filed preliminary injunction actions against internet service providers (ISPs) in 2014 before the Civil Court of Athens. These requested the defendants to take the appropriate technological or other measures, the implementation of which will make it unfeasible – impossible for their subscribers – to visit specific named websites, the content of which infringes the creators' copyrights.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    New Zealand: IP and the ICC Cricket World Cup
    Cricket fans from around the world are about to feast themselves on the bowling and batting of their favourite teams as the 20th ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 takes place in Australia and New Zealand.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Taiwan: Dual-track patent validity determination
    Where there are doubts as to the validity of a patent, a patent invalidation action may be filed with the Taiwan Intellectual Property Office (TIPO) to request revocation of the patent, or patent invalidity may be used as a defence in infringement litigation to assert non-infringement.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Indonesia: Conflict over domain name www.bmw.id
    At the beginning of this year, Indonesia has been coloured by an issue covered by various Indonesian media regarding a new conflict over the domain name HYPERLINK "http://www.bmw.id" \h www.bmw.id. The conflict is between an Indonesian national, Benny Muliawan, and the well-known automotive company, Bayerische Motoren Werke (BMW).
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Taiwan’s model IP enforcers
    Taiwan’s IP Police was founded in 2003 and has three companies with 220 officers in total, handling about 2,000 cases a year. Peter Leung spoke to the captain of the Taipei company, Wei-Hsu Chen
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Mexico: Jurisdiction of IP authorities
    Recently, the Mexican Trade Mark Office found that a Mexican company had infringed the image of a Mexican actor. However, the use was found in an advertisement for a hairstyling product in a store in Puerto Rico. The authority sustained that since the parties were both Mexican and the related product was made in and exported from Mexico, it has enough authority to sanction an infringement for the non-authorised use of the image for commercial purposes outside Mexico.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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