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In the latest Australian chapter of a long-running, international trade mark dispute between the owners of Wild Turkey bourbon whiskey and Wild Geese whiskey, the Federal Court has exercised its discretion not to remove the registered Wild Geese trade mark for non-use, even though the statutory grounds for doing so had been established
The Federal Court of Australia has provided useful guidance as to how a competitor may refer to another trader's trade mark and what use would constitute an infringement of the trade mark in the case of Edgetec International Pty Ltd v Zippykerb (NSW) Pty Ltd
