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ARTICLE · 20 SEPTEMBER 2010

Preliminary Injunctions In Trademark Disputes

Litigants in trademark disputes can, as in other types of claim, seek a preliminary injunction ordering another party to refrain from action (here, the activities constituting the alleged trademark infringement) until the case is decided.

PolandIntellectual Property
Daniel Hasik
Daniel Hasik

Litigants in trademark disputes can, as in other types of claim, seek a preliminary injunction ordering another party to refrain from action (here, the activities constituting the alleged trademark infringement) until the case is decided.

Parties should carefully assess the risks as well as the benefits of obtaining a preliminary injunction as they may incur financial liability for the consequences of the injunction if they end up losing the case.

However, one losing party in a recent case was found not liable to pay the other damages for loss caused by a preliminary injunction, as the Supreme Court decided that the winning party had not complied with the terms of the preliminary injunction (banning it from marketing magazines with certain signs).

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