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C-371/18: the CJEU sheds some light on the interpretation of EU trade mark law concerning marks lacking sufficient clarity and precision and registration in bad faith

Written by Studio Legale Jacobacci & Associati | February 20, 2020

Trade marks cannot be declared wholly or partially invalid for lack of sufficient clarity and precision with regard to the specification of goods and services. Applying to register a mark with no intention to use, or intending to use it only for some goods and services may amount to bad faith.

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