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Kerly's Law of Trade Marks and Trade Names 15th edition [Kietas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Hardback, 1550 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 07-Dec-2011
  • Leidėjas: Sweet & Maxwell
  • ISBN-10: 1847037704
  • ISBN-13: 9781847037701
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  • Formatas: Hardback, 1550 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 07-Dec-2011
  • Leidėjas: Sweet & Maxwell
  • ISBN-10: 1847037704
  • ISBN-13: 9781847037701
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Described as "one of the classic textbooks of English law", the 15th Edition provides practitioners with a comprehensive analysis of trade mark law, through a mix of commentary, case law and legislation from both the UK & Europe.
Foreword v
Table of Cases
xvii
Table of Statutes
lxxi
Table of Statutory Instruments
lxxix
Table of European Legislation
lxxxv
Table of Treaties and Conventions
xcv
1 Introduction
1 The Origins of the Trade Marks Directive
1(1)
2 Statutory interpretation
1(1)
3 The Community Trade Mark
1(1)
4 Madrid Protocol
1(1)
5 Paris Convention
1(1)
6 Old authorities
1(1)
7 Common law
1(1)
8 Procedure
1(1)
9 Related rights
1(1)
10 This edition of Kerly
1(1)
2 A "Trade Mark" In Eu Trade Mark Law
1 The essential and other functions of a trade mark
2(1)
2 How to define a trade mark?
2(1)
3 Does EU law define "trade mark"?
2(1)
4 Sign
2(1)
5 Graphical representation
2(1)
6 Capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one undertaking from those of other undertakings---unravelling the skein
2(1)
7 "In relation to goods or services" and retail services
2(1)
3 The Uk Register Of Trade Marks
1 The Register
3(1)
2 The Comptroller or Registrar
3(1)
3 Division of the Register
3(1)
4 Entries on the Register
3(1)
5 Alteration of entries on the Register
3(1)
6 Inspection of the Register, and obtaining information
3(1)
7 Procedural matters concerning the Registry
3(1)
8 International trade marks and Community trade marks
3(1)
4 Classification Of Goods And Services
1 The classes
4(1)
2 Conversion
4(1)
3 Marks formerly associated
4(1)
5 Uk Registration Procedure
1 Preliminary
5(1)
2 Procedure on national application to register
5(1)
3 Opposition to registration
5(1)
4 Appeal from the Registrar
5(1)
5 Judicial status of opposition proceedings
5(1)
6 Community Trade Marks
1 The relevant legislation
6(1)
2 The basic provision governing the registration of CTMs
6(1)
3 The structure of OHIM
6(1)
4 Capacity
6(1)
5 OHIM's language regime
6(1)
6 Representation
6(1)
7 Fees
6(1)
8 Time limits
6(1)
9 Evidence
6(1)
10 Decisions
6(1)
11 Appeals
6(1)
12 Correction of mistakes
6(1)
13 Communication with OHIM
6(1)
14 Costs in proceedings before OHIM
6(1)
15 The CTM application procedure: from filing to publication
6(1)
16 The opposition procedure
6(1)
17 Registration
6(1)
18 Division of a CTM application or registration
6(1)
19 Renewal
6(1)
20 Alteration of a CTM
6(1)
21 Surrender
6(1)
22 Dealings with CTMs
6(1)
23 Community collective marks
6(1)
24 The cancellation of CTMs by OHIM
6(1)
25 Enforcement of CTMs
6(1)
26 Conversion
6(1)
27 Enlargement of the EU
6(1)
7 The Madrid System
1 The Madrid Agreement and Protocol
7(1)
2 An overview of the system
7(1)
3 Fees for international registrations
7(1)
4 United Kingdom and EU legislation implementing the protocol
7(1)
5 International registrations designating the UK
7(1)
6 International registrations originating in the UK
7(1)
7 Revocation and invalidity
7(1)
8 Central attack, dependency and transformation
7(1)
9 Effect of concurrent international and national registrations
7(1)
10 Dealings with international marks
7(1)
11 The link between the Protocol and the CTM system
7(1)
12 The renewal of an international registration
7(1)
8 Absolute Grounds For Refusal Of Registration
1 Overview of absolute grounds
8(1)
2 Distinctive character
8(1)
3 Interplay between the grounds in section 3(1) and common principles
8(1)
4 Section 3(1)(a)/article 3(1)(a), article 7(1)(a)
8(1)
5 Section 3(1)(b)/article (3)(1)(b), article 7(1)(b) CTMR: non-distinctive marks
8(1)
6 Section 3(1)(c)/article 3(1)(c), article 7(1)(c) CTMR: descriptive marks
8(1)
7 Section 3(1)(d)/article 3(1)(d), article 7(1)(d) CTMR: generic marks
8(1)
8 Miscellaneous points
8(1)
9 Shapes---section 3(2)
8(1)
10 Public policy, deceptive marks
8(1)
11 Illegal marks---section 3(4)
8(1)
12 Specially protected emblems---sections 3(5), 4, 57 and 58
8(1)
13 Bad faith---section 3(6)
8(1)
9 Relative Grounds For Refusal Of Registration
1 Introduction
9(1)
A Meaning of an earlier trade mark
9(1)
B Use provisions
9(1)
C Global appreciations
9(1)
D Section 5(1) of the 1994 Act/article 8(1)(a) CTM Regulation
9(1)
E Section 5(1) of the 1994 Act/article 8(1)(b) CTM Regulation
9(1)
F Section 5(3) of the 1994 Act/article 8(5) CTM Regulation
9(1)
G Acts of agents or representatives
9(1)
2 Conflict with earlier rights
9(1)
3 Honest concurrent use
9(1)
4 Acquiesence
9(1)
5 General matters
9(1)
10 Validity And Removal Of Trade Marks From The Register
1 Preliminary matters
10(1)
2 Invalidity
10(1)
3 Revocation for lack of use
10(1)
4 Common name in the trade
10(1)
5 Marks which have become misleading
10(1)
6 Procedure
10(1)
7 Surrender
10(1)
8 Expiry, renewal, removal and restoration
10(1)
11 Geographical Indications And Appellations Of Origin
1 Overview of protections outside the EU Regulation
11(1)
2 Regulation 510/2006 on the Protection of Geographical Indications of Origin for Agricultural Products and Foodstuffs
11(1)
12 Collective And Certification Marks
1 Generally
12(1)
2 The Trade Marks Directive
12(1)
3 Collective marks
12(1)
4 Certification marks
12(1)
5 Differences between collective and certification marks
12(1)
13 Dealings With Trade Marks
1 The scope of this chapter
13(1)
2 Introduction---the old law and policy
13(1)
3 Trade marks as property
13(1)
4 Assignments
13(1)
5 Registration of assignments and other transactions in the UK
13(1)
6 Registration of transfers and licences at OHIM
13(1)
7 Assignments without goodwill
13(1)
8 Unregistered trade marks
13(1)
9 Co-ownership
13(1)
10 Licensing of registered trade marks
13(1)
11 Stamp duty
13(1)
14 Infringment
1 Preliminary
14(1)
2 Infringement of trade marks
14(1)
3 The general conditions for infringment
14(1)
(1) Use of a sign
14(1)
(2) Without the consent of the proprietor
14(1)
(3) In the course of trade
14(1)
(4) "In relation to" goods or services
14(1)
(5) Use liable to affect the functions of the trade mark
14(1)
4 The categories of infringement
14(1)
(1) Section 10(1)/art/9(1)(a)
14(1)
(2) Section 10(2)/art.9(1)(b)
14(1)
(3) Section 10(3)/art.9(1)(c)
14(1)
5 Ancillary matters
14(1)
6 Collective and certification marks
14(1)
7 Well-known marks
14(1)
8 Further rights conferred by the 1991 Act
14(1)
15 Defences
1 Introduction
15(1)
2 Exclusions from infringement addressed in this
Chapter
15(1)
3 Use in accordance with honest practices
15(1)
4 Use of own name or address
15(1)
5 Use of descriptive indications
15(1)
6 Use necessary to indicate purpose of a product or service
15(1)
7 Use and protection of an earlier right in a particular locality
15(1)
8 Use of own registration
15(1)
9 Statutory acquiescence
15(1)
10 Disclaimer or limitation
15(1)
11 Comparative advertising
15(1)
12 Use not affecting the functions of a trade mark
15(1)
13 Exhaustion
15(1)
14 Invalidity as a defence
15(1)
15 Use in relation to genuine goods
15(1)
16 Estoppel and acquiescence (non-statutory)
15(1)
17 Former defences no longer relevant in UK law
15(1)
16 Exhaustion
1 Introduction
16(1)
2 The issues in arts 7(1) and 7(2)
16(1)
3 The basic rule of exhaustion
16(1)
4 The development and application of "exhaustion of rights"
16(1)
5 Parallel imports into the EEA
16(1)
6 Is there a way around Davidoff?
16(1)
7 Article 7(2): "legitimate reasons"
16(1)
8 Does exhaustion apply to trade marks used in relation to services
16(1)
17 Competition Law And Trade Marks
1 Introduction
17(1)
2 Articles 101 and 102 TFEU
17(1)
3 Competition Act 1998
17(1)
4 Trade marks and restraint of trade
17(1)
18 The Action For Passing Off
1 Structure of this chapter
18(1)
2 Foundation and nature of the action
18(1)
3 Goodwill
18(1)
4 The limits of passing off
18(1)
5 Direct misrepresentation as to business or goods
18(1)
6 Imitations of trade or service marks
18(1)
7 Trading names
18(1)
8 Imitation of get-up
18(1)
9 Assessment and proof of likelihood of deception
18(1)
10 Defences
18(1)
19 Trade Libel And Threats
1 Outline of this chapter
19(1)
2 Trade libel generally
19(1)
3 "Puffing" not actionable; rival traders
19(1)
4 Construing the statement; falsity
19(1)
5 Malice
19(1)
6 Proceedings
19(1)
7 Misleading reports of proceedings
19(1)
8 Threats
19(1)
20 Civil Proceedings For Trade Mark Infringement And Passing Off
1 Scope of this chapter
20(1)
2 Statutory action for trade mark infringement
20(1)
3 The claimant's title---infringement of registered trade marks
20(1)
4 Commencement of passing off or trade mark infringement action
20(1)
5 New Patents County Court procedure
20(1)
6 Service out of the jurisdiction
20(1)
7 Jurisdiction over foreign trade marks
20(1)
8 Vicarious and joint liability
20(1)
9 Overview of relief granted
20(1)
10 Final injunctions
20(1)
11 Interim injunctions
20(1)
12 Enforcement and breaches of injunctions
20(1)
13 Erasure, destruction, delivery up
20(1)
14 Order for the dissemination and publication of judgments
20(1)
15 Financial remedies---damages and accounts of profits
20(1)
16 Cost
20(1)
17 Appeal
20(1)
18 Practice and evidence
20(1)
19 References to the CJEU
20(1)
21 Evidence
1 Scope of chapter
21(1)
2 General considerations
21(1)
3 Surveys and questionnaires: evidence from consumers
21(1)
22 Criminal Proceedings
1 Outline
22(1)
2 Offences involving unauthorised use
22(1)
3 Offences of unauthorised use---procedure
22(1)
4 Falsifying the register
22(1)
5 Falsely representing a mark as registered
22(1)
6 Forfeiture of counterfeit goods and the like
22(1)
7 Misuse of Royal arms, devices, emblems and titles
22(1)
8 Offences by partnerships and bodies corporate
22(1)
23 Customs Powers And Procedures
1 Scope of this chapter
23(1)
2 Legislation making up the domestic regime
23(1)
3 Legislation making up the European regime
23(1)
4 Interaction of the two regimes
23(1)
5 "Counterfeit" goods under the European regime
23(1)
6 Procedure under the European regimes
23(1)
7 Procedure in relation to goods seized by Customs under the domestic regime
23(1)
8 Condemnation proceedings under the domestic regime
23(1)
9 Disclosure of information by Customs
23(1)
10 Proposals for extending the European regime
23(1)
24 Character And Celebrity Merchandising
1 Generally
24(1)
2 Registered trade marks
24(1)
3 Infringement
24(1)
4 Criminal proceedings
24(1)
5 Passing off
24(1)
6 Domain names
24(1)
25 The Olympics
1 Introduction
25(1)
2 The Association Right
25(1)
3 The London Olympics Right
25(1)
26 Company And Business Names
1 Company names
26(1)
2 The Company Name Tribunal
26(1)
3 Misleading company names which cause harm to the public and other restrictions on company names
26(1)
4 Company trading disclosures
26(1)
5 Business names
26(1)
6 Overseas companies
26(1)
27 The Internet
1 Mechanics
27(1)
2 Aspects of use peculiar to the internet
27(1)
3 Disputes over domain name registrations
27(1)
4 Jurisdiction and infringement
27(1)
5 Metatags, advertising keywords and "invisible use"
27(1)
28 Human Rights And Trade Marks
1 The influence of the Human Rights Act
28(1)
2 Article 10---Freedom of expression
28(1)
3 Article 8 And Article 1, Protocol 1
28
APPENDICES
Part I The UK Act and Rules
1 Trade Marks Act 1994 (as amended)
1(1)
2 The Trade Mark Rules 2008 (as amended)
2(1)
3 The Trade Marks (Fees) Rules 2008 (as amended)
3(1)
4 The Trade Marks (Relative Grounds) Order 2007
4(1)
Part II The TM Directive
5 The Trade Mark Directive (2008/95/EC)
5(1)
Part III CTM Materials
6 Community Trade Mark Regulation (Council Regulation (EC) No 207/2009)
6(1)
7 CTM Implementing Regulation (Commission Regulation 2868/95) (as amended)
7(1)
8 CTM Fees Regulation (Commission Regulation 2869/95) (as amended)
8(1)
9 CTM Appeals Regulation (Commission Regulation 2082/2004)
9(1)
10 The Community Trade Mark Regulations 2006 (as amended)
10(1)
Part IV Other European Materials
11 Geographical Indications etc. Council Regulation (510/2006)
11(1)
12 Misleading and Comparative Advertising Directive (2006/114/EC)
12(1)
13 The Business Protection from Misleading Marketing Regulations 2008
13(1)
14 Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council 2004/48/EC on the Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights
14(1)
Part V Madrid Materials
15 Protocol Relating to the Madrid Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Marks (as amended)
15(1)
16 The Trade Marks (International Registration) Order 2008 (as amended)
16(1)
Part VI International Treaties and Rules
17 The Paris Convention
17(1)
18 TRIPS---Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights
18(1)
19 The Trade Marks (Claims to Priority from Relevant Countries) Order 1994 (as amended)
19(1)
20 The Patents and Trade Marks (World Trade Organisation) Regulations 1999
20(1)
Part VII Custom Materials
21 Council Regulation (EC) No. 1383/2003
21(1)
22 The Goods Infringing Intellectual Property Rights (Customs) Regulations 2004
22(1)
23 Customs and Excise Management Act 1979
23(1)
Part VIII UK IP Procedural Rules
24 CPR Part 63
24(1)
25 Practice Direction to Part 63
25(1)
26 Intellectual Property (Enforcement, etc.) Regulations 2006
26(1)
Part IX Other
27 The "Heraldic Convention" for representation of colours
27(1)
28 Olympic Symbol (Protection) Act 1995
28(1)
29 International Classification of goods and services under the Nice Agreement
29
Index 14