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Mar 14, 2001 trademark law intellectual property confusing similarity prior use paris convention trademark cancellation

Prior Use and Confusing Similarity in Trademark Cancellation Cases

Philippine Supreme Court explains prior use, confusing similarity, and the Paris Convention in trademark cancellation disputes.

Jul 20, 2000 trademark law intellectual property paris convention trademark dilution philippine law

Trademark Rights for Dissimilar Goods: The Canon Case and Philippine Law

The Supreme Court explains when a trademark owner can stop others from using the same mark on unrelated products, and the limits of Paris Convention protection.

Nov 19, 1999 trademark law paris convention intellectual property res judicata well-known marks supreme court

Protecting Well-Known Foreign Trademarks: The Barbizon Case and the Paris Convention

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when a foreign trademark owner may claim protection under the Paris Convention despite a prior local registration.

Nov 19, 1999 trademark law res judicata paris convention intellectual property well-known marks philippine law

Trademark Re-Registration and Res Judicata: When Prior Decisions Don't Bar New Trademark Disputes in the Phili

Philippine Supreme Court explains when res judicata bars trademark oppositions and how the Paris Convention protects well-known marks.