Community Trademark Regulation: A Commentary

Name: Community Trademark Regulation: A Commentary
Brand: Hart Publishing
SKU: 9781849463621
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Author: Gordian Hasselblatt
ISBN: 9781849463621

By Gordian Hasselblatt

Hart Publishing September 2015

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ISBN-13: 9781849463621
Publisher: Hart Publishing
Publication: September 2015
Format: Hardback , 800 pages
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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The Community trademark gives its proprietor a uniform right applicable in all Member States of the European Union on the strength of a single procedure which simplifies trade mark policies at European level. The European Designs Convention harmonises the requirements for registered design protection in EU Member States and was incorporated into UK law on 9 December 2001. Together, these two instruments provide far-reaching and powerful intellectual property (IP) protection for designers, manufacturers and innovators. This new work provides a detailed commentary on the two Conventions, explaining their legal force and significance.

A. Commentary

TITLE I - GENERAL PROVISIONS

TITLE II - THE LAW RELARING TO TRADE MARKS

TITLE III - APPLICATION FOR COMMUNITY TRADE MARKS

TITLE IV - REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

TITLE V - DURATION, RENEWAL, ALTERATION AND DIVISION OF COMMUNITY TRADE MARKS

TITLE VI - SURRENDER, REVOCATION AND INVALIDITY

TITLE VII - APPEALS

TITLE VIII - COMMUNITY COLLECTIVE MARKS

TITLE IX - PROCEDURE

TITLE X - JURISDICTION AND PROCEDURE IN LEGAL ACTIONS RELATING TO COMMUNITY TRADE MARKS

TITLE XI - EFFECTS ON THE LAWS OF THE MEMBER STATES

TITLE XII - THE OFFICE

TITLE XIII - INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION OF MARKS

TITLE XIV - FINAL PROVISIONS

B. Measures under Enforcement Directive 2004/48/EC

C. Litigation in EU Member States

About the Author

Gordian Hasselblatt is partner in the Cologne office of CMS Hasche Sigle and Professor of Intellectual Property Law both in the US and Germany.
The contributors are trade mark specialists from all over Europe.

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