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    Is Mauritius The Right Choice For Holding Intellectual Property Rights?

    In a globalized world, driven by the information technologies revolution and the service economy, the tangible assets are less and less valuable, while intangible assets, increasingly valuable, are emerging as the key to success, ...
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    Inventa
    Inventa
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    A Trade Mark Opposition In Mauritius

    It’s not often that we get an opportunity to report on trade mark decisions in Mauritius.
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    ENS
    ENS
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Industrial Property Regulations 2022 Promulgated And Industrial Property Act 2019 Enters Into Force On 31 January 2022 And Increase To Official Fees

On 31 January 2022, the previously promulgated Industrial Property Act, 2019 was proclaimed and came into force in Mauritius.
MauritiusIntellectual Property
Adams & Adams
Adams & Adams
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    Tigers, Zebras Or Adidas: "Not All Stripes Are Adidas Stripes"

    Not all stripes are Adidas stripes, a blow the renowned Sportswear company, Adidas, was dealt after it lost the trademark infringement lawsuit it filed against American luxury designer Thom Browne in 2021.
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    Centurion Law Group
    Centurion Law Group
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    A Shangri-La For International Brand Owners

    Recent Mauritian trade mark judgments bring home just how investor-friendly Mauritius is. They also illustrate how keen the Mauritian trade mark authorities are to follow international precedents,
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    New Year, New Beginnings

    Mauritius is enjoying a year full of changes and progress, which began with the Industrial Property Act 2019 entering into force on January 31, 2022.
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    Inventa
    Inventa
  • Article

    Good For Investment And IP Protection

    Good For Investment And IP Protection
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
  • Article

    From Ideas To Industry - How IP Fuels Mauritius' Manufacturing Growth

    In the heart of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is not only known for its breathtaking landscapes but is also emerging as a hub for innovation within its dynamic manufacturing sector.
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    Inventa
    Inventa
  • Article

    Madrid Protocol And Hague System Effective In Mauritius On May 6, 2023

    Starting May 6, 2023, businesses, and individuals in Mauritius, by means of the Madrid System, will be able to apply for protection of their trademarks internationally by submitting one single application.
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    International Economics Consulting Ltd.
    International Economics Consulting Ltd.
  • Article

    Registering Your Trade Mark In Africa? Not As Simple As It Seems

    More and more African states are joining the Madrid Protocol for the International Registration of trade marks.
    GlobalIntellectual Property
    IPvocate Africa
    IPvocate Africa
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    Basics Of Trademark Prosecution In Mauritius

    Madrid Protocol member: Yes, Mauritius is a signatory to the Madrid Agreement.
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    De Beer Attorneys
    De Beer Attorneys
  • Article

    Protecting Your Well-Known Brands In Mauritius

    Traditionally, the rationale behind apposing brand names on goods is to help customers distinguish between similar products and ensure that manufacturers produce work of consistent quality.
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    IPvocate Africa
    IPvocate Africa
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    The Protection Of Industrial Property Rights In The Republic Of Mauritius

    The provisions of the Patents, Industrial Designs and Trademarks Act 2002 (the "PIDTA") protect industrial property rights in Mauritius.
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    Appleby
    Appleby
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    Africa Update 2020 – Mauritius

    Mauritius – Good for Investment and IP Protection...
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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