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ARTICLE · 19 MARCH 2020

Customs Office Seized Goods Based On Alleged IP Infringement

Recently, the Customs Office seized suspected fake pens from entering the territory of the Republic of Indonesia.

IndonesiaIntellectual Property

Recently, the Customs Office seized suspected fake pens from entering the territory of the Republic of Indonesia. The pens are counterfeit goods alleged of infringing the Standard AE7 trademark owned by PT Standardpen Industries ("PT SI"), which is recorded at the Customs Office. The seizure occurred at the Tanjung Perak Port, Surabaya, and as a result 858,240 pens bearing the Standard AE7 trademark were seized. These pens were imported by PT Putra Alka Mandiri ("PT PAM") from China.

A judge from the Surabaya Commercial Court examined the suspicious pens jointly with representatives from the Customs Office, Directorate General of Intellectual Property ("DGIP") PT SI and PT PAM. According to the DGIP's expert statement, there is similarity in principal between the trademark embedded on the imported pens and PT SI's trademark. The inspection of the pens resulted in a decision by the Surabaya Commercial Court to reinforce the seizure, and consequently PT SI can take

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