UKIPO finds no deception in ‘hidden’ mark on Scottish gin bottle
11-05-2020
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British singer Vera Lynn has won an opposition at the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO), which held that an application to register her name as a trademark was filed in bad faith.
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