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23 February 2018

Best trade mark cases in Australia and New Zealand for 2017

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Spruson & Ferguson

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Established in 1887, Spruson & Ferguson is a leading intellectual property (IP) service provider in the Asia-Pacific region, with offices in Australia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. They offer high-quality services to clients and are part of the IPH Limited group, which includes various professional service firms operating under different brands in multiple jurisdictions. Spruson & Ferguson is an incorporated entity owned by IPH Limited, with a strong presence in the industry.
The article includes a link to Shelston IP's selection of key trade mark cases in Australia and New Zealand for 2017.
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Welcome to our round up of key trade mark cases in Australia and New Zealand for 2017.

It was a little quiet on the trade mark scene in New Zealand in 2017 but there was plenty happening in Australia including some important Full Federal Court cases. In particular, the Full Federal Court has concluded that use of a competitor's registered trade marks in website metatags can amount to trade mark infringement in certain circumstances. The Full Federal Court has also confirmed that a trade mark application and resulting registration will be invalid and cannot be rectified if the trade mark application was initially filed in the name of a person or company that was not entitled to claim ownership of the mark.

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