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Trademarks can be removed from the register if they haven’t been used in the previous three years. An owner might allow another person to use the mark, but if this isn’t done properly, then the trademark can be removed for non-use by the owner even though the licensee has been using the mark.
When a trademark owner allows another person (often called a ‘licensee’) to use the trademark, the rights of both the owner and the licensee can turn on whether or not the licensee is an ‘authorised user’ as defined in the Trade Marks Act 1995. In this article we examine the concept of ‘authorised use’ of trademarks: what it is, why it’s important, and how to prove it.
Did you know its possible to register a design? It’s different from a patent or a trade mark registration. A registered design protects the appearance of a product as resulting from one or more of its ‘visual features’.
Choosing a new trademark can be like naming your baby: everyone has an opinion, and there’s no single ‘right’ name. In this article, we depart from our usual focus on legal issues, and discuss some of the things that you might bear in mind from a marketing and legal perspective when making your choice.
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