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2 November 2015Trademarks

UK Supreme Court to hear Trunki design case

The UK Supreme Court will hear arguments tomorrow over whether toy maker PMS International infringed a registered Community design (RCD) owned by Magmatic, the maker of the Trunki children’s suitcase.

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