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Several recent decisions of Germany’s Supreme Court, the Federal Court of Justice—for instance, a case decided in October 2017 called Products For Wound Treatment—hold that an injunction order contained in a judgment for unfair competition or trademark infringement requires the defendant not only to cease and desist the activity for which he has been sentenced, but moreover demands that he recall the infringing goods from his customers.
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Germany jurisdiction report, injunctive relief, unfair competition, trademark infringement, cease and desist, German Supreme Court, Jens Künzel
