As well as the whole product, parts of the product are also protectable, provided they can be seen by the end user when in normal use, are parts which are replaceable and intended to be assembled and disassembled, and are in themselves new and have individual character. For example, a pen-top may be protectable, but the internal workings of a pen, such as cartridge holders, which are not ordinarily on view, may not be.
Cypriot business cheesed off after ‘BBQloumi’ trade mark loss
After ups and downs, the Foundation for the Protection of the Traditional Cheese of Cyprus named Halloumi has failed to stop a rival protecting the
