✒️ The recently enforced Trademarks Act 2019 of Malaysia has undergone major changes in comparison to its predecessor. One of it is how it defines a “mark”. Instead of using the word “mark”, the new Act has adopted a more general term namely “sign” which includes the usual letters
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📰 A recent ruling ends an eight-year legal dispute between Jordan and Qiaodan. The Agence France-Presse provided more details:
🏢 In newly-released research from WTR, the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) has been ranked as the most innovative IP office in the world for the first time. As trademark professionals the world over adapt to the challenges brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, the results of
🗂️ The German arm of beauty company Coty – which owns the Davidoff brand – went to court in a bid to stop Amazon storing and delivering the unlicensed products.
🌐 Coty claimed Amazon, which sold the products on its Marketplace platform, was breaching its trademark rights. The ruling
📁 Kung Fu Panda (功夫熊猫) is the series film title produced by DreamWorks Animation. A party filed trademark No. 7491648 in Class 44 covering massages, medical clinics etc. The Beijing High People’s Court confirmed that the film title is a prior right mentioned in Art. 32. Even if DreamWorks
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