
France jurisdiction report: Good news for parallel importers
Thus, for a long time, the jurisprudence has had fixed rules for such alteration and defined the ways in which an importer may place on an EU country’s market a marked product that was put into circulation for the first time in another member state by the rights owner or with its consent, before proceeding to its alteration and reaffixing the trademark without the owner having the chance to oppose.
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