TRADE MARKS – appeal de novo – whether marks containing the registered mark and other words (Opposed Marks) are deceptively similar under s 44 of the Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) – characteristics of the notional consumer purchasing vehicles – whether the notional consumer would be caused to wonder whether the Opposed Marks emanate from the same source
Recent cases
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Chapcon Building Services Pty Ltd v Spectrum Homes Qld Pty Ltd [2023] FCA 873
COPYRIGHT – statement of claim alleged that director of company caused, authorised, directed or procured company to engage in conduct alleged to infringe copyright in plans – no material facts pleaded to support conclusion – no evidence adduced on summary judgment application to demonstrate any foundation exists to make allegation – uncontested evidence adduced by…
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Roadshow Films Pty Limited v Telstra Limited [2023] FCA 777
The Federal Court of Australia has granted an injunction involving intellectual property rights, copyright, and alleged infringement of copyright works online. Learn more about this groundbreaking ruling and its implications.
