Sentence examples for trade marks for from inspiring English sources

"Most celebrities have registered trade marks for their names as shown in the Lady Gaga vs Lady Googoo/Moshi Monsters case.

Mentions a number of trade marks: "Hollywood Rhapsody," "Soto Rat," E. Marmorstein's trade mark for fur articles.

Earlier this month the trade mark for the name 'Gear Knobs' was reportedly registered by Clarkson's law firm Olswang.

For example you could not trade mark 'soap' for cleaning products, but if you made a successful game called 'Soap' then you could apply for a trade mark for that in relation to games".

Fly the banner This concern seems most acute in respect of the opposition to Stoic's trade mark for "The Banner Saga", since King's claims in respect of the word "Saga" are clearly weaker and the word "Saga" is inherently devoid of distinctive character when used to denote a long story or series.

Follow Claire Thomson on Twitter or get more recipes at 5oclockapron.com This article was amended on 28 July 2014 to replace all references to "hokey pokey" with "cinder toffee" following a complaint from Greyleg Investment Limited who are the owners of a UK trade mark for Hokey Pokey.

"It is possible the [opposing parties] will be paid off so Pinterest will end up with a CTM (European) registered trade mark for 'pin'," Parnham notes.

Although the protection of the registered trade mark for the beloved cube's shape was maintained by the EU IPO and the General Court of the EU, on appeal Simba Toys secured a decision in their favour from the EU's highest court, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU).

To further confusion, BiPAP© (with a small 'i') is a registered trade-mark for a noninvasive ventilation mode in a specific ventilator (Respironics Inc .. Other names (BILEVEL, DUOPAP) have been created for legal reasons.

For trade marks, search modes for the International register under the Madrid Agreement and Protocols and for the Community Trade Mark (CTM) register of OHIM are described.

The seed virus was propagated in embryonated hen eggs and the vaccine was produced using the licensed manufacturing process for Pandemrix™ (a trade mark of the GlaxoSmithKline group of companies).