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ARTICLE · 07 APRIL 2010

IP Snapshot - March 2010

The General Court upheld an OHIM decision to refuse the registration as a Community Trade Mark ("CTM") of the word ‘ENERCON’ by Enercon Gmbh ("Enercon").

United KingdomIntellectual Property
Isabel Davies
Isabel Davies
Tom Scourfield
Tom Scourfield

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Enercon Gmbh v OHIM, T-472/07, General Court (Sixth Chamber), 3 February 2010

The General Court upheld an OHIM decision to refuse the registration as a Community Trade Mark ("CTM") of the word 'ENERCON' by Enercon Gmbh ("Enercon"). The mark was rejected following an opposition by Hasbro Inc ("Hasbro"). Hasbro claimed likelihood of confusion with its CTM, 'TRANSFORMERS ENERGON,' in connection with identical products in the same class.

For the full text of the decision, click here .

O2 (Germany) GmbH & Co. KG v OHIM, EU General Court, 10 February 2010

The EU General Court annulled a decision of the OHIM Board of Appeal which had rejected an application of O2 Germany to register the word sign 'HOMEZONE' as a Community trade mark for telecoms related goods and services in class 9, 38 and 42.

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