20-01-2016
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The English High Court has dismissed Nestlé’s appeal against a decision to reject its trademark application for the 3D shape of the four-finger Kit Kat chocolate bar.
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Nestlé, Cadbury, English High Court, Court of Justice of the European Union, CJEU, trademark, UKIPO, 3D trademarks
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