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Conflicting views on parallel imports lead to confusion for brand owners and importers

Ranjan Narula Associates
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India
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April 26 2012

Until recently, the law on parallel importation was a grey area in India

ITC starts investigation into certain radio control hobby transmitters and receivers and products containing same

McDermott Will & Emery
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USA
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January 14 2011

Horizon Hobby Inc. filed a complaint with the ITC on January 6, 2011, naming over Koko Technology Ltd. of Shenzhen, China and Cyclone Toy & Hobby of Shenzhen, China as respondents

Interception of counterfeits by customs authorities

CMS Cameron McKenna
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European Union
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February 10 2011

In Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV v Lucheng Meijing Industrial Company Ltd and others the Advocate General considered the "old" Counterfeit Goods Regulation (329594EC) and, in particular, whether the so called "production fiction" must be applied such that it is assumed that the goods to be intercepted were manufactured in the member state within which the goods are seized

Parallel imports can infringe a registered Australian trade mark

Davies Collison Cave
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Australia
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December 10 2010

The Federal Court of Australia has recently confirmed that even though goods bearing a trade mark registered in have been manufactured overseas with the consent of the Australian trade mark owner the unauthorised importation of those goods into and the sale of those goods in may infringe the registered trade mark

Counterfeit goods in transit can be seized by customs in the EUsometimes

Nabarro LLP
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European Union, United Kingdom
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February 9 2011

The Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has just published his Opinion in Nokia Corporation v HMRC

Infringing use of a trade mark in Singapore

Bird & Bird
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Singapore
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June 29 2011

In the recent decision of City Chain Stores (S) Pte Ltd v. Louis Vuitton Malletier 2009 SGCA 53 (“City Chain v LVMH”), the Singapore Court of Appeal (“Court”) considered the issue of the types of use of a trade mark that would constitute an infringement of a registered trade mark under the Singapore Trade Marks Act (“the Act”

Supreme Court orders rights holders to fund destruction of infringing goods if importer defaults

JMB Davis Ben-David
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Israel
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August 31 2011

In accordance with Section 200A of the Customs Ordinance, which was passed in 1999 to bring Israeli law into line with the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of IP Rights, Israeli Customs detained a shipment of fake Christian Dior couture shoes and informed Dior, which initiated proceedings against the importer and provided bank guarantees of NIS5,000

EU customs detention in intellectual property cases: analysis of latest statistics

CMS Cameron McKenna
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European Union
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August 31 2011

The Taxation and Customs Union at the European Commission has recently published its statistics for 2010 of customs data relating to the enforcement of intellectual property rights across the EU

Seizure of products infringing IP rights by EU customs authorities: recent opinion Advocate-General European Court of Justice

Greenberg Traurig LLP
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European Union
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March 29 2011

In today's economy, the trade in counterfeit and pirated goods provides a big challenge to legitimate traders

Potential clarification of counterfeits in transit

McDermott Will & Emery
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European Union, United Kingdom
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March 31 2011

Advocate General (AG) Cruz Villalón of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) provided his opinion recently on the detention by UK Customs of fake goods that were in transit to a non-EU country

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Conflicting views on parallel imports lead to confusion for brand owners and importers

ITC starts investigation into certain radio control hobby transmitters and receivers and products containing same

Interception of counterfeits by customs authorities

Parallel imports can infringe a registered Australian trade mark

Counterfeit goods in transit can be seized by customs in the EUsometimes

Infringing use of a trade mark in Singapore

Supreme Court orders rights holders to fund destruction of infringing goods if importer defaults

EU customs detention in intellectual property cases: analysis of latest statistics

Seizure of products infringing IP rights by EU customs authorities: recent opinion Advocate-General European Court of Justice

Potential clarification of counterfeits in transit

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