Most infringement cases in Germany, whether based on a patent, trademark or design, involve the assertion of a claim for a restraining order telling the defendant to cease and desist from offering, selling and/or manufacturing the products in question.
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Jens Künzel, Krieger Mes & Graf v. der Groeben, patent, trademark, design, Hot Sox, cease and desist,
