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ARTICLE · 03 APRIL 2014

Intellectual Property/IP Highlights - March 2014

Karanovic Nikolic
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It seems that the promotional efforts of the Intellectual Property Office of Serbia have been effective. According to statistics from the IP Office for 2013, the number of trademark applications increased by 40%, the number of patent applications increased by 5% and industrial design applications increased by 42% compared to last year.

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Increased number of applications for industrial property protection

It seems that the promotional efforts of the Intellectual Property Office of Serbia have been effective. According to statistics from the IP Office for 2013, the number of trademark applications increased by 40%, the number of patent applications increased by 5% and industrial design applications increased by 42% compared to last year.

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The State Intellectual Property Office has launched a joint communication tool for the national offices of EU member states responsible for the registration of trademarks within the European network of trademarks and designs. The communication contains criteria for analysis of the clarity and precision of certain classification terms with respect to the judgment of case C-307/10 "IP Translator", which is in addition to the

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