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JIPLP Express 68 Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, 2010, Vol. 5, No. 2 A rapid-read overview of the main items in this issue from the ruling of Mr Justice Norris that Anheuser- Current Intelligence Busch was entitled to a declaration that its arch rival Patents Budvar’s concurrent identical BUDWEISER mark was invalid, to seek a preliminary ruling from the European Glaxo’s Seretide patent revoked by Irish High Court. Court of Justice. (p. 79) Following a review of the appropriate legal approach towards establishing lack of inventive step, Glaxo’s Irish World Cup trade mark dispute: 1-0 says the German patent for the product sold as Seretide and Advair was Federal Supreme Court. The German Federal Supreme invalidated. (p. 71) Court had decided that FIFA, the organiser of the foot- ball World Cup, cannot prevent the economic exploita- Court of Appeal upholds patent on aircraft seating tion of its sporting events through third party trade systems. The Court of Appeal has upheld a patent mark registrations relating to the World Cup or the relating to aircraft seating systems, giving useful gui- third party use of these marks. (p. 81) dance on the expected level of knowledge of patent law of the http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice Oxford University Press

JIPLP Express

Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice , Volume 5 (2) – Feb 1, 2010
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68 Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, 2010, Vol. 5, No. 2 A rapid-read overview of the main items in this issue from the ruling of Mr Justice Norris that Anheuser- Current Intelligence Busch was entitled to a declaration that its arch rival Patents Budvar’s concurrent identical BUDWEISER mark was invalid, to seek a preliminary ruling from the European Glaxo’s Seretide patent revoked by Irish High Court. Court of Justice. (p. 79) Following a review of the appropriate legal approach towards establishing lack of inventive step, Glaxo’s Irish World Cup trade mark dispute: 1-0 says the German patent for the product sold as Seretide and Advair was Federal Supreme Court. The German Federal Supreme invalidated. (p. 71) Court had decided that FIFA, the organiser of the foot- ball World Cup, cannot prevent the economic exploita- Court of Appeal upholds patent on aircraft seating tion of its sporting events through third party trade systems. The Court of Appeal has upheld a patent mark registrations relating to the World Cup or the relating to aircraft seating systems, giving useful gui- third party use of these marks. (p. 81) dance on the expected level of knowledge of patent law of the

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