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In January 2019, the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act of 2018 was enacted by the Parliament of Kenya to introduce some amendments to various intellectual property legislations...

The article discusses the intellectual property law issues that business owners and consumers now face as a result of the fact that so much commerce now takes place online.

Here we offer insight into the above "contrary to law" provision, particularly insofar as it relates to the controversial discussion regarding the partial legalization of cannabis in South Africa, and its effects on trade mark law in South Africa

The national lockdown, due to the worldwide COV19 pandemic, has had negative consequences on many businesses.

As discussed in a previous article relating to the Tammy Taylor trade mark saga...

South Africa has seen a dramatic rise in entrepreneurial activity with many seeking to launch new products into the marketplace.

A trade mark—whether it's a name, logo, slogan, or even a distinctive color or shape—serves as a badge of origin, distinguishing your goods or services from those of others.

Ed Sheeran's victories continue to multiply, after a New York jury recently ruled that his song, Thinking Out Loud, does not infringe the copyright of well-known American song, Let's Get It On...

The African continent is a largely untapped market. With 54 countries and an estimated over 1.366 billion inhabitants (16.72% of the world population), Africa presents a valuable target for small businesses and large corporations alike.

CONGRATULATIONS you have manufactured a new craft beer and people love it!

South Africa is known internationally for its abundant flora. South African plant breeders regularly win awards at an international level for their unique and beautiful cultivars.

A drama recently played itself out at the Labia Theatre in Cape Town.

The International Accounting Standards 38 (IAS 38) defines an intangible asset as: "an identifiable non-monetary asset without physical substance." The International Financial Reporting Standards

A discussion relating to the case of Louis Vuitton v Google.

Groucho Marx famously said that he would never want to belong to any club that accepted people like him as members.

Most brand owners go through the process of registering their trade mark to obtain proof that they own the brand and importantly to stop others from using it without permission.

it's without question one of the biggest issues in trade mark law. It's an issue that can come up in a number of scenarios