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Intellectual Property [2021] UGRSB 2

NBA Properties, Inc. v Monster Energy Company (Trademark Application 51486 of 2014)

NBA Properties, Inc. v Monster Energy Company (Trademark Application 51486 of 2014) [2021] UGRSB 2 (15 February 2021)

The Registrar dismissed Monster Energy’s opposition and allowed NBA Properties to proceed with registering TORONTO RAPTORS for class 41 services.

  • Trademark Registration
  • Likelihood Of Confusion
  • Distinctiveness Of Mark
  • Similarity Of Goods And Services
  • Trademark-opposition
  • Likelihood-of-confusion
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Intellectual Property [2019] UGRSB 1

Delight Auto Co. Limited v Delight Co. Limited (Trademark Application 56975 of 2016)

Delight Auto Co. Limited v Delight Co. Limited (Trademark Application 56975 of 2016) [2019] UGRSB 1 (15 June 2019)

The opposition to registration of DELIGHTS AUTOMART failed. The registrar found the mark registrable, subject to disclaimer of “AUTOMART” and payment of fees.

  • Trademark Registration
  • Country Of Origin
  • Distinctiveness Of Mark
  • Priority Of Application
  • Likelihood Of Confusion
  • Trademark-opposition
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Intellectual Property [1933] EACJ 1

Arcadian Tobacco Co. Ltd v John Sinclair Ltd (C.A. 5/1932.)

Arcadian Tobacco Co. Ltd v John Sinclair Ltd (C.A. 5/1932.) [1933] EACJ 1 (1 January 1933)

The Court of Appeal for Eastern Africa allowed an appeal over registration of the “Tatler” trade mark, holding the Kenya market was the relevant test for deception.

  • Trade Mark Registration
  • Likelihood Of Deception
  • Distinctiveness Of Mark
  • Concurrent User
  • Burden Of Proof
  • Remedies For Wrongful Registration
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