Egypt Updates Official Fees for Patents, Plant Varieties, and Copyrights
The Egyptian Intellectual Property Authority has increased certain patent fees and introduced new service fees for patents, plant varieties, and copyrights.
The Egyptian Intellectual Property Authority has increased certain patent fees and introduced new service fees for patents, plant varieties, and copyrights.
Mandatory recordals for all goods imported into Mainland Tanzania will take effect on 1 December.
Trade marks registered via the Banjul Protocol under the African Regional Intellectual Property Organization (ARIPO) are not legally recognised or enforceable in Tanzania.
Kliment Markov examines the EUIPO Board of Appeal case surrounding the initial refusal—and eventual approval—of the MONASTERY trade mark filed by a U.S. cosmetics brand.
CWB South Africa office was recently engaged in a contentious matter where they successfully eliminated an obstacle preventing a party from registering their own trade mark.
Janusz Luterek analyzes a court case emphasizing the importance of acquiring the right to apply for a patent from the inventor prior to filing.
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