EU General Court rules OHIM should have considered font in trade mark global assessment | Practical Law
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The EU General Court has ruled that OHIM should have considered the use of a font in the global assessment of the similarity of certain trade marks. (Coca-Cola v OHIM, Case T-480/12, 11 December 2014.)
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EU General Court rules OHIM should have considered font in trade mark global assessment
Practical Law UK Legal Update Case Report 9-592-0367
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EU General Court rules OHIM should have considered font in trade mark global assessment
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Published on 11 Dec 2014
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The EU General Court has ruled that OHIM should have considered the use of a font in the global assessment of the similarity of certain trade marks. (
Coca-Cola v OHIM, Case T-480/12, 11 December 2014
.)