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    Paris Court Grants Anti-Anti-Suit Injunction in IPCom v. Lenovo

    http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/12/paris-court-grants-anti-anti-suit.html Lately, the procedural toolkit of IP litigation has become increasingly creative [what else did you expect from a bunch of lawyers dealing with issues of inventiveness and originality on a daily basis]. It was only a few months ago that the Munich Regional Court made headlines by issuing an... Continue reading

     
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    The real reason why the “451-page dossier” should concern you: US seeks to put UK “deviation from the EPC” on the table in future US/UK trade negotiations

    http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/11/the-real-reason-why-451-page-dossier.html This Kat was probably not alone in being slightly bemused by the recent media reporting on the leaked “451-page dossier” describing US/UK talks on future trade arrangements. The BBC reportsthe dossier as showing that the US is interested in “extending patents” in the UK. How strange. Is the US government... Continue reading

     
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    ‘Day day up’ trade mark case and two English systems in China

    http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/11/day-day-up-trade-mark-case-and-two.html Many years ago, in a junior high school English exam, this Kat wrote a phrase she had encountered several times in English magazines and American movies, etc.: ‘Long time no see’. To her surprise, her favourite English teacher – at the time – circled the ‘mistake’ with harsh red... Continue reading

     
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    Around the IP Blogs

    http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/11/around-ip-blogs_29.html In this Thanksgiving season, this Kat is grateful that the IPKat readers continue following the posts of The IPKat blog. But also other blogs have lots to offer: to show appreciation for the efforts of the IP bloggers’ community, this Kat searched and found some interesting posts.   All... Continue reading

     
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    Clarity is needed from the Boards of Appeal on the EPO’s “co-applicant approach” to priority

    http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/11/clarity-is-needed-form-boards-of-appeal.html The high-profile CRISPR patent dispute relates to the EPO interpretation of “any applicant” in Article 87(1) EPC  (IPKat post here and here). According to the well-established case law of the Boards of Appeal, Article 87(1) EPC requires that if applicant X and Y are named on the priority application, applicants X and Y... Continue reading

     
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    Never Too Late: if you missed the IPKat last week

    http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/11/never-too-late-if-you-missed-ipkat-last_28.html Patents, copyright, event reports, defamation, IP Education Series… you say it, we’ve got it! The roundup of the variety of news that the IPKat covered last week has arrived… because it really is Never Too Late! Patents The recent update by the UKIPO of its Formalities Manual added that... Continue reading

     
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    Copyright protection of fictional characters: is it possible? how far can it go?

    http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/11/copyright-protection-of-fictional.html The IPKat’s favourite fictional character Last year, I was fortunate enough to be invited by Associate Professor Yann Basire (Director-General of CEIPI) to participate in a great (and cool!) conference he organized in Strasbourg on Pop Culture and IP. The topic I was asked to discuss was trade mark... Continue reading

     
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    Chams Plc and another v Mastercard Asia/Pacific Pte Ltd and 5 Others – Where a contractual breach involves the misuse of IP-based confidential information

    http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/11/chams-plc-and-another-v-mastercard.html The Nigerian Federal High Court has delivered a ruling in a suit bordering inter alia on the misuse of confidential information relating to IP. On 7th November 2019, the Federal High Court delivered a ruling in Suit No. FHC/L/CS/1440/2019 – Chams Plc & Another v Mastercard Asia/Pacific Pte Ltd... Continue reading

     
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    When is Harvard not Harvard ?

    http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/11/when-is-harvard-not-harvard.html Kat friend Shawn Poon describes the recent dispute in Singapore over the university name “Harvard”. In the recent IPOS decision of Harvard Club of Singapore v President and Fellows of Harvard College [2019] SGIPOS 14, the President and Fellows of Harvard College (the body corporate constituting Harvard University) (“Applicant”)... Continue reading

     
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    Kylie Minogue not so lucky in IPEC copyright infringement claim

    http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/11/kylie-minogue-not-so-lucky-in-ipec.html A copyright dispute in the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court has ended in tears [presumably on a pillow] for Kylie Minogue’s bed linen licensee, Ashley Wilde, in Ashley Wilde Group Ltd v BCPL Ltd [2019] EWHC 3166 (IPEC). BackgroundBCPL, the defendant, is owned by Caprice Bourret, a well-known model and... Continue reading

     
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