Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 31.
319. lappuse
... Registration is accomplished after an application is filed and an examination procedure , somewhat more complex than that for patents , is concluded . " In spite of a more complex registration procedure , trademark registration is less ...
... Registration is accomplished after an application is filed and an examination procedure , somewhat more complex than that for patents , is concluded . " In spite of a more complex registration procedure , trademark registration is less ...
365. lappuse
... registration in court as prima facie evidence of his right to exclusive use , 15 and after five years ' use have the mark treated as incontestable.16 An applicant for supplemental registration , on the other hand , need only show that ...
... registration in court as prima facie evidence of his right to exclusive use , 15 and after five years ' use have the mark treated as incontestable.16 An applicant for supplemental registration , on the other hand , need only show that ...
391. lappuse
... registration of any mark , whatever its form , which has become distinctive of the applicant's goods.159 None of these subsections show any promise as a basis for denying principal registration to configurations . 160 Another pos- sible ...
... registration of any mark , whatever its form , which has become distinctive of the applicant's goods.159 None of these subsections show any promise as a basis for denying principal registration to configurations . 160 Another pos- sible ...
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