Liverpool FC may be making good progress this season, however, off the pitch they have suffered a defeat in a controversial attempt to trademark the word ‘LIVERPOOL’.
CIIs – The Australian Full Court Encompass Decision
Overview
The patentability of computer implemented inventions (CII) has long been a contentious topic in Australian patent law.
A few months ago, we wrote about Justice Robertson’s decision in Rokt Pte Ltd v Commissioner of Patents, which
No damages without invalidation ab initio – a look at Wenger SA v Travelway Group International Inc
A valid trademark registration is an absolute defence to claims of passing off where there is no significant difference between the impugned mark as registered and the mark being used.[i] This is because a trademark registration gives the trademark