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The European General Court has ruled that the European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) erred in its refusal to suspend opposition proceedings against a mark applied for by a Turkish electronics company.
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European General Court, European Intellectual Property Office, revocation, trademarks, Acer, Beko, technology
