Trademarks : legal and business aspects

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Trademarks : legal and business aspects

editors, Dennis Campbell, Hubert J. Harmeling, Eric P.A. Keyzer

Kluwer Law and Taxation Pub., 1994

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"The papers published herein are based on reports made in the Spring 1993 conference at Waidring, Austria."

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Description

The articles that have been compiled in this book are based upon reports that were presented at the 7th Annual Waidring Spring Conference. At the conference a broad selection of issues were discussed that will be of interest to everyone engaged in the field of trademark law. Both the legal and business aspects of trademarks are treated from the perspective of a great number of different disciplines. Among the subjects that are covered you will find: - international registration and protection of trademarks, as has been laid down in the Madrid Protocol - trademarks as business assets - developments connected with trademarks in the European context - counterfeiting of branded goods merchandising and related issues of a legal and commercial interest house marks, collective marks and trademark dispute resolution.

Table of Contents

  • The authors
  • the Madrid agreement, Pascal Becker
  • importance of the Paris convention for the protection of industrial property, Gerard G. Lamoureux
  • the Madrid protocol - an American perspective, Mary M. Sqyures
  • trade mark law treaty, Basile Catomeris
  • efforts of multinational organizations against trademark counterfeiting, D. Peter Harvey
  • developments in the European Union, Geert Glas
  • the EU trade mark - registration procedure, Bianca G. Scheepbouwer
  • European Union trade mark - scope of protection, Nicolas K. Dontas
  • trade marks as business assets - tax aspects of development, acquisition and dispositions, Dale R. Johnson
  • royalty routing, Jan B.M. Rouppe van der Voort
  • trade marks on the balance sheets, Peter Cussons
  • trade marks as collateral in the United Kingdom, Catriona Smith
  • trade marks and comparative advertising, Jean-Pierre Gasnier
  • comparative advertising with trade marks in the United States - a contrast to the European approach, Robert J. Kaler
  • merchandising of trademarks, Walter Eberl
  • commercial use of collective trade marks, Kenneth Parkinson
  • "house-marks" - the sphinx of intellectual property, Mark Abell
  • the effect of insolvency on trade mark licenses, Dinah Nissen
  • effects of trade mark invalidity on license agreements, Sindre-Jacob Bostad
  • weighing up arbitration of trade mark disputes, Beatrice A. Rothweiler
  • counterfeiting of branded goods - some introductory remarks, Yves Siegrist
  • counterfeiting of branded goods in Australia, Philip J. Kerr
  • measures against counterfeiting branded goods in South America, Luiz Henrique do Amaral
  • counterfeiting of trade marks - a Canadian perspective, Victoria Prince
  • legal measures and collective efforts to suppress counterfeit goods in Japan, Teruo Doi
  • counterfeiting in central and eastern Europe, Gordana Pavlovic
  • trade marks in Greece, Athanassios Vamvoukos
  • trade marks and the German unification, Joachim Schrey.

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