Trademark Transfers from A to Z
A transfer of a registered trademark right must be recorded to take effect. This guide covers the procedure, required documents and costs.
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Case Result: Petition for Non-Use Trademark Cancellation Granted
IPLEX obtained a decision granting its client's petition for non-use trademark cancellation.
Read articleTrademark Similarity Case Analysis: iSeum
The applied-for mark consists of “iSeum.” The cited mark combines a graphic element with Korean and English wording, including “SEUM MEDIA CO. LTD.” The marks differ significantly in their graphic elements, scripts and number of letters.
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Class 32: apple juice, carbonated water, orange juice, bottled water for non-medical purposes, beer and stout, among other goods.
Read articleTrademark Similarity: Summary of a Court Decision
For the cited provision of Article 7(1) of the Trademark Act, similarity of goods is assessed according to ordinary trading perceptions. Relevant factors include quality, shape, purpose, production and sales channels, and the range of consumers.
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The applied-for mark consists of “CARTE BLUE,” while the cited mark combines a graphic with “CARTEBLANCHE.” The graphic elements and different lettering distinguish their appearances.
Read articleTrademark Similarity: Cyber Frontier versus New Frontier
The applied-for mark is a coined expression written in seven Korean characters. The analysis considers how Korean consumers and traders would understand its English-derived wording and pronunciation.
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Both marks consist of a single dog figure. Each can be referred to as a dog and evokes that concept, supporting similarity in sound and meaning.
Read articleTrademark Similarity: LOTTE DE ART versus ART
“ART” can mean art, technique or skill, but it is not a customary description of the confectionery goods covered by the marks.
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TV receivers, audio (for home use), video receivers, recording equipment (not for film use), cassette players, computer monitors, etc.
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Baby powder, baby oil, cosmetic cream, hand cream, cosmetic brushes, skin milk, nourishing cream, cold cream, powder containers and powder puffs.
Read articleTrademark Similarity Case Analysis: now
The applied-for trademark and service mark stylize the “O” in “NOW.” The graphic treatment does not prevent the wording from being recognized as “NOW.”
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