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Showing 1–6 of 6 articles for “ip code”

Trade Name vs Trademark: Priority Rights and Protection Under the IP Code

The Supreme Court clarifies when a trade name can defeat a trademark registration, and the limits of priority rights under the IP Code.

Cable TV Operators and Copyright: The Communication to the Public Right in the Digital Age

When does a cable operator infringe copyright? The Supreme Court clarifies the "communication to the public" right under the IP Code.

Trademarks and Domain Names in the Philippines: The Kolin Case on Registration Rights

The Supreme Court clarifies how trademark rights apply to domain name registrations under the IP Code, using the Kolin dispute as a guide.

Trademark Ownership in the Philippines: First-to-File Rule Explained

The Supreme Court clarifies that under the IP Code, trademark ownership is acquired through registration, not prior use.

Trademark Infringement Search Warrants: Probable Cause in IP Cases Explained

Supreme Court clarifies the standard of probable cause for search warrants in trademark infringement and unfair competition cases under the IP Code.

Trademark Protection for Well-Known Marks Extends to Unrelated Goods Under IP Code

The Supreme Court clarifies how Section 123.1(f) of the IP Code protects well-known marks like Rolex even against use on unrelated goods or services.