European Court Allows Combined Descriptive Marks
The court had previously allowed Procter & Gamble’s trademark “Baby-Dry” because the two words formed an unusual combination, but rejected Wrigley’s “Doublemint” trademark on the grounds that one of its possible meanings could designate a characteristic of the goods concerned.
Last week, the court provided further clarification with rulings on the cases of Koninklijke KPN Nederland...
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