Spanish Courts (including the section for Civil Matters of the Supreme Court) have understood that both Trademark Acts (the prior one 32/1988 and the currently in force 17/2001) the Roman Law principle ""qui iure suo utitur, nemine laedit" (use of one's right cannot harm anybody) should apply.
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December 13 2012
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