When resolving the conflict between two identical or similar trademarks on the same/similar goods and/or services in the process of registration, one persuasive argument for
Passing Off is entirely based on common law – case precedents – and is an action one would pursue in court at a steep cost.
What is an ROT clause? A retention of title clause in a commercial contract for the sale of goods is (as the name suggests) a
Below are examples of the options available if you’re considering renting commercial premises: Commercial lease Time length can last from as little as 6 months
This article intends to give a quick summary on the current legal position of estate charges and how they provide the freehold owner with lesser
Earlier this year, M&S issued proceedings against Aldi stating that its version of the chocolate caterpillar (Cuthbert), stating that its version was highly similar to
Trade marks are governed by the Trade Marks Act 1994. Section 1 of the act defines trade marks as ‘any sign capable of being represented
The Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 gives two different groups of infringing acts. They are primary infringement and secondary infringement. Primary infringements are ‘strict
The Sex Pistols, the famous 70s punk-rock band from London have recently concluded a lawsuit involving a dispute among the members of the band. The
Earlier this week, Swedish owned plant based dairy substitute company ‘Oatly’ commenced legal action against its Cambridgeshire based competitor, Glebe Farm Foods for trade mark
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