Sentences with phrase «realtor trademark»

CREA took issue with the unauthorized use of its Realtor trademark in the series» title and threatened legal action.

CREA took issue with the unauthorized use of its Realtor trademark in the series» title and threatened legal action if the program continued to broadcast.

Licensed REALTOR trademark users (part of the license agreement requires a «High Minimum Standard of Agency»), could then choose whether they want their listings on just realtor.ca or realtor.ca and mls.ca both, giving the REALTOR the control to promote their listings on the site they feel best portrays their listings the way they want.

Should the REALTOR trademark logo really even be associated with these listings, period?

The amendment to the agreement gives Move more leeway to make changes to the features, design and layout of the site and its user interface without obtaining prior approval from NAR, which owns the Realtor.com domain and Realtor trademark.

I understand that with FSBOs now licensing the REALTOR trademark and having attacked your business exactly as you were warned against (yet CREA said would never happen), is how you must compete.

A trade that isn't consistent with the REALTOR trademark shouldn't bear the trademark — we should be entitled to protect it because it's absolutely about ethics.

CREA has registered Canadian certification marks for the letters MLS and the term «multiple listing service», and is the exclusive licensee of the Realtor trademark, in Canada.

Anecdotal only your comments are nothing more than «urban myth» used by REALTORs in the years when FSBO companies could not use the REALTOR trademark and were not corrupting the integrity of MLS systems across Canada.

The MLS is a trademark entity with a proven concept that has been tightly intertwined with the REALTOR trademark, in a Full - Agency context.

Realtor trademark infringement, What is false and misleading advertising -LCB- mapleridgerealty.com... eg -RCB- and violation of copyright laws and terms of service on the web!

«The association really wanted to portray the uniqueness of our serviceable geographic area by including three vibrant communities that make up the Greater Moncton area in our logo, while celebrating our bilingual culture and professional Realtor trademark,» he says.

The need to do this has been complicated by the fact that we've tied the REALTOR trademark to the website.

What Lloyd has identified was how 16 years of commitment to raising the bar on professionalism (1995 - 2011), by most provincial associations was thrown under the bus by CREA in 2011 when it, for the first time since it's inception, began allowing the use of the REALTOR trademark by mere posters and limited representation provincially licensed sales people.

One thing we should do is sever REALTOR from MLS — in terms of creating a clear standard of service to be associated with the REALTOR trademark or brand.

In order to create a standard across the Nation, that consumers can become familiar with, we as the national owner of the REALTOR trademark, wanted to ensure this program was Canada Wide and supported by every Regional MLS system in the country.»

A Part - Time sales rep can still join an MLS and even be a member of CREA while similarly not be licensed to use the REALTOR trademark as that trademark is not governed by the CB.

REALTOR, and the REALTOR trademark is one of the strongest and most Rock Solid Trademarkable words in North America and probably the world.

The Realtor trademark is owned in Canada by Realtor Canada Inc., which is owned equally by CREA and NAR.

In the U.S., NAR owns the Realtor trademark.

The board's decision does not rule out further challenges to NAR's Realtor trademark, however, as it is based on what is in effect a technical point of law — the «doctrine of licensee estoppel».

Trademark lawyers had already stated that the terms the REALTOR trademark were licensed under could not be changed by government interaction.

Ross, if you are correct in your assertion and if CREA was directly aware of this: «Trademark lawyers had already stated that the terms the REALTOR trademark were licensed under could not be changed by government interaction.»

In 2010, (with the October vote fast approaching) at a meeting with the then CREA President, I stood in my place and I asked him what he knew about any legal opinion that CREA had received or was seeking in relation to acquiring an opinion from Lawyers who specialize in Trademark law, as it would pertain to CREA's entitlement to reject any notion of «mere postings» as being an infringement on CREA's legal rights to protect the REALTOR trademark.

CREA chose to reduce the obligations attached to using the REALTOR trademark, a decision they made for CREA's own corporate financial benefit to ensure as many registrants as possible could use it's trademark and then pay CREA licensing fees.

Otherwise, Vancouver's use of the MLS and Realtor trademarks will be in jeopardy.

CREA is now being whipped by 3 new masters: 1) Limited Representation members who joined CREA and gained access to REALTOR trademarks only to get access to realtor.ca and the data found on it.

What he failed to tell you is someone illegally registered mapleridgerealtor.ca and mapleridgerealtor.com, which because of SEO reasons not allowed for realtor trademarks.

Not exact matches

The trademarks REALTOR ®, REALTORS ® and the REALTOR ® logo are controlled by The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) and identify real estate professionals who are members of CREA.

The REALTOR ® Marks are federally registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, including as collective membership marks.

Our members may use the REALTOR ® trademark, which identifies them as a real estate professional who subscribes to a strict code of professional ethics.

REALTOR ® is a trademark that identifies real estate agents in Canada who are members of the Canadian Real Estate Association.

The trademark REALTOR ®, REALTORS ®, and the REALTOR ® logo are controlled by The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) and identify real estate professionals who are members of CREA.

REALTOR ®, REALTORS ®, and all related graphics are trademarks of REALTOR ® Canada Inc. a corporation owned by The Canadian Real Estate Association and the National Association of REALTORS ®.

The trademarks MLS ®, REALTOR ® and related marks, and all copyright in the real estate listings, are owned or controlled by The Canadian Real Estate Association.

REALTOR ®, and the associated logos are trademarks of The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) & National Association of REALTORS ® (NAR)

The trademarks MLS ®, REALTOR ®, Multiple Listing Service ® and the associated logos are owned by The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) and identify the quality of services provided by real estate professionals who are members of CREA.

The trademarks REALTOR ®, REALTORS ® and the REALTOR ® logo are controlled by CREA and identify real estate professionals who are members of CREA.

MLS ®, REALTOR ®, and the associated logos are trademarks of The Canadian Real Estate Association.

* The trademarks REALTOR ®, REALTORS ® and the REALTOR ® logo are controlled by The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) and identify real estate professionals who are members of CREA.

A realtor is the trademark and the formal name.

Realtor was registered as a trademark by NAR in 1950; the plural Realtors was registered the year previous.

Freeman claimed that the term realtor has been generic since the 1920s, well before NAR registered its trademark.

At the heart of NAR's trademark program is a comprehensive set of rules describing the proper use of the REALTOR ® marks, which include the term and trademark symbol.

Should it the case that the Delegates who voted in St John's in October of 2010, regarding the Consent Agreement, were not made aware of this subject material point regarding Trademark Law and REALTOR, it would be more than sufficient to invalidate the vote that took place in St.John's Nfld., regarding whether or not to accept the Competition Consent Agreement!

A battle has been won, but the larger war continues, as the National Association of Realtors (NAR) fights on to protect its «Realtor» trademark.

Therefore, it's not appropriate to use the REALTOR ® logo on the site without also using the association's name in connection with the trademark.»

Mary Newill, the National Association of REALTORS ®» trademark administrator, is kept busy alerting members (and others) of their misuse of the association's registered marks and logos.

His initial response was a blank look on his face, which he would follow - up with by stating verbally that he was unaware of any thought being given to Trademark law and legal entitlements to protect REALTOR pursuant to tradeTrademark law and legal entitlements to protect REALTOR pursuant to trademarktrademark law.

«MLS, REALTOR and REALTORS are a trademarks of the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).