Sentences with phrase «exclusive trademark rights»

The content of Bill Heinze's brief post today about Wal - Mart's efforts to get exclusive trademark rights to Smiley (the round yellow smile icon) probably won't make you smile.

«Passing off» in order drum up business confusingly similar to ours infringes on our exclusive trademark rights.

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Carroll Shelby founded his licensing company in 1988 and Carroll Shelby Licensing, Inc., is the exclusive holder of Shelby's trademarks and vehicle design rights for all automotive products, which include some of the world's most famous muscle cars and high - performance vehicles, including the car that brought home to the U.S. its first and only FIA World Manufacturers Championship in 1965, the famous Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe.

He founded Carroll Shelby Licensing Inc., which is the exclusive holder of trademarks and vehicle design rights for some of the most famous muscle cars and high - performance vehicles.

An exclusive honeycomb mesh central grille with a black surround and the letter «R» on the right are the car's most obvious trademarks.

When your business receives a trademark, you're essentially being allowed exclusive rights to use that mark; the USPTO will not grant another individual or business in your industry the same trademark.

Losing the trademark here would essentially mean a loss of Nintendo's exclusive right to call things «Metroid» and have them be official parts of the franchise, and depending on how they have filed, specific iconography from the series (such as the look of Samus's varia suit, her ship, the way Metroids are designed, etc).

The graphic representation of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao building is a registered trademark belonging to the GMBF, ownership of which gives it the exclusive right to economic exploitation.

(a) The final Logo design delivered to Client pursuant to this Agreement shall be deemed as «contract for commissioned work», as described above, and the Client shall be the sole owner and gain exclusive license of the final Logo design and of all rights, including but not limited to, Copyrights, Economic Rights, Trademark / Commercial Rights and any other form of Intellectual Property Rights, in and Worlrights, including but not limited to, Copyrights, Economic Rights, Trademark / Commercial Rights and any other form of Intellectual Property Rights, in and WorlRights, Trademark / Commercial Rights and any other form of Intellectual Property Rights, in and WorlRights and any other form of Intellectual Property Rights, in and WorlRights, in and Worldwide.

Registering a trademark, however, grants you several exclusive rights, including nationwide trademark rights, access to federal courts for litigation, constructive use and notice (meaning others can not feign ignorance of your trademark), and it may become uncontestable after five years of unopposed registration.

Intellectual Asset Management magazine (available on newsstands all over Alexandria, Va.) has posted a video of an exclusive interview with Patent and Trademark Office Director David Kappos (pictured, left, looking like a cross between comedic actor Rob Corddry and that character actor who always plays the hapless corporate or governmental lackey, whose name escapes me right now).

Subsequently, without Yoko's knowledge, Lennon Murphy filed an application in the United States trademark Office requesting the exclusive right to utilize the name «Lennon» for musical performances.

Article 22 (4) Brussels I awards exclusive jurisdiction in proceedings concerned with the registration or validity of registered intellectual property rights (patents, trademarks etc.) to the courts of the Member State of registration.

For that, Yoko's attorneys, simply notified the Trademark office that Yoko did not believe it was fair that Ms. Murphy be granted the exclusive right to the «Lennon'trademark in relation to musical and entertainment Trademark office that Yoko did not believe it was fair that Ms. Murphy be granted the exclusive right to the «Lennon'trademark in relation to musical and entertainment trademark in relation to musical and entertainment services.

Trademarks provide rights to the exclusive use of the mark as a representation of the company or individual with prior registration.

Similar to copyright, the owner of a trademark is entitled to exclusive rights regarding its usage.

Focusing on the statute's language, the court of appeals held that Bankruptcy Code section 365 (n) fails to protect either a trademark license or exclusive distribution rights of a debtor's trademarked goods, even when the trademark - related rights are incorporated into a license containing other protected intellectual property.

A registered trademark holder has the exclusive right to use the mark across Canada for 15 years, and a right of renewal.

A registered trademark will give a company the exclusive right to use a certain «mark» in the marketplace.

In MGDC Management Group Inc. v. Marilyn Monroe Estate, 2014 ONSC 4584, the Respondents and Applicants were parties to a License Agreement which granted to the Applicants the exclusive right to use the trademark «Marilyn Monroe» in its restaurants.

Unlike many other jurisdictions, Russia adheres to the principle of national exhaustion of exclusive rights to a trademark — even if the goods were lawfully purchased outside Russia, importation of such goods and other actions related with the introduction of the goods into circulation in Russia are subject to consent of the trademark owner.

In China, trademarks must be registered so that the holder can enjoy the exclusive rights thereof.

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Trademark registration gives you exclusive rights.

«This finding is consistent with the majority of Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy cases, which have recognized a domain name registration as a trademark owner's exclusive right, and that permitting such a registration would allow any distributor, wholesaler or retailer to monopolize a third party's real trade mark as a domain name based upon the mere fact that it sells the party's products or services,» says Gowlings.