Sentences with phrase «confusingly similar marks»

You will not use our copyrights or trademarks (including Facebook, the Facebook and F Logos, FB, Face, Poke, Book and Wall), or any confusingly similar marks, except as expressly permitted by our Brand Usage Guidelines or with our prior written permission.

Once you have trademark rights, you can stop others from using the same or a confusingly similar mark to sell the same goods as you.

Not exact matches

Trademark rights may also be lost when a trademark owner fails effectively to police its mark against eroded distinctiveness, which may occur as a result of the presence of confusingly similar third - party marks in the market.

Yesterday it was discovered that King had filed a Notice of Opposition when Stoic attempted to trademark «The Banner Saga» because that phrase includes the word «Saga» — something King says would make Stoic's trademark «confusingly and deceptively similar to [our own] previously used Saga [trade] marks».

Adventure Enterprises seeks an injunction that prevents James and Uninterrupted from using the «confusingly similar» mark.

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On the basis that by seeking to sell domain names confusingly similar to registered trade marks, the defendants — who would use such names in services they provided as dealers in domain names — had threatened to infringe those trade marks within the meaning of s 10 (3).

Work highlights Represented Laboratoires Servier in an IP court in challenging a decision by Rospatent not to invalidate KRKA's trade mark BRAVADIN that the client considers confusingly similar to a generic name IVABRADIN.

The decision in NAR's favor found that applied - for mark «REALT OR REALTY» is confusingly similar to NAR's REALTOR ® trademarks.

The panel considered whether the Domain Name was identical or confusingly similar to the NAR marks.