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    Opposing An Infringing Trade Mark At The OAPI

    This means that third parties are only made aware of the existence of a trade mark once it has been registered by the OAPI administration and published for opposition.
    MauritiusIntellectual Property
    IPvocate Africa
    IPvocate Africa
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    A New Dawn For Trade Marks In Malawi

    The purpose of trade mark registration is to offer an exclusive right to use a mark, a sort of monopoly, which must be restrained to a specific class of goods or services in most jurisdictions.
    MalawiIntellectual Property
    IPvocate Africa
    IPvocate Africa
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Mauritian Supreme Court Confirms National Exhaustion Of IP Rights

Mauritius follows a system of national exhaustion whereby owners of trade marks and designs can take action against parallel imported goods.
MauritiusIntellectual Property
IPvocate Africa
IPvocate Africa
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    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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    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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    Stren & Blan Partners Quarterly IP Newsletter - Issue: #19

    On 2nd December 2024, the Patents and Designs Registry (the Registry) announced the temporary unavailability of the Patent and Designs filing platform due to ongoing data updates.
    NigeriaIntellectual Property
    Stren and Blan Partners
    Stren and Blan Partners
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