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The New Customs Regulation, which came into effect in October 2009, provides a new mechanism for intellectual property right holders, known as ‘simplified destruction’. 1 June 2011
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Swiftly developing technology has always been an integral part of a growing economy. As one of the main engines of progress, innovation deserves to be legally protected. 1 June 2011
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The Grand National Assembly of Turkey enacted the draft Commercial Code on January 12, 2011. The new TCC will enter into force on July 12, 2012, and outlines possible commercial proceedings and actions. 1 April 2011
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Mexican newspapers recently reported on the first of a series of public hearings arranged by the Mexican Senate to analyse all aspects of ACTA in order to assess Mexico’s subscription to this treaty. 1 April 2011
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The heavily discussed arrival of the Community patent has faced a setback. 1 April 2011
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The current economic climate has resulted in an influx in the import and sale of cheaper versions and imitation products on the market. 1 April 2011
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Canadian trademark jurisprudence saw numerous interesting developments during 2010. Our courts and Opposition Board adopted new approaches to certain ‘old’ concepts and reinforced others. 1 April 2011
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On January 1, 2011, new changes to the Implementing Regulations of the European Patent Convention (EPC) entered into force. 1 April 2011
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In France, intellectual property rights’ holders have been using and working with customs authorities for many years—and well before European harmonisation—to stop the importation of counterfeit goods. 1 April 2011
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The doctrine of equivalence is commonly used to interpret the scope of an invention in patent and utility model litigation case law. 1 April 2011
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