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We are pleased to announce that IP CYPRUS has successfully defended the European Union trademark WEIYOUPIN (EUTM No. 18 349 209) against Opposition No. B 3 142 240. This victory underscores our expertise in intellectual property protection and reinforces the rights of our clients to maintain their distinctive brands across the European market. Case Background:...
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We are pleased to announce a successful outcome in the defense of our client’s Cyprus trademark  application “Alfa” (Number 91721), which covers goods in Class 9. The opposition was based on a claim that the opponent’s business name constituted evidence of earlier rights. However, the trademark examiner ruled in favor of our client, concluding that...
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IP Cyprus is pleased to announce a successful opposition against the registration of the Cyprus trademark “SKYR.” This victory comes as a result of our diligent efforts to protect the interests of our clients, who hold the earlier WIPO mark “ISEY SKYR.” Background Our clients, who own the “ISEY SKYR” trademark, approached IP Cyprus to...
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We are delighted to announce a significant win for IP Cyprus in our recent trademark case involving the KUNUPAKI mark. Our firm successfully defended the distinctiveness of the KUNUPAKI trademark , a mark created by a Cyprus – based company, against an opposition filed by a third party who are the owners of earlier EU...
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On April 15, 2024, the Board of Appeal (BoA) issued a key decision in case R 1773/2023-1 regarding the EUTM application for a position mark featuring the letter “I” and a heart on a clothing item. The BoA confirmed that categorizing the contested sign as a position mark does not establish its distinctive character in...
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The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has recently issued a significant ruling in the case of Vinartis, providing crucial clarification on the use of company names and their role in proving trade mark use. The Board of Appeal (BoA) confirmed that genuine use of the word mark ‘VINARTIS’ has not been proven for any...
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Cyprus is a country with a rapidly growing economy and an increasing number of businesses operating on an international level. One way that businesses can protect their brand and expand their reach globally is by filing for an international trademark registration from Cyprus , using the WIPO Madrid Agreement. In this post, we will explore...
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Intellectual property (IP) is a critical asset for all businesses. However, with the rapidly changing technological landscape and legal framework, it can be challenging for businesses to keep up with the latest trends and challenges in IP. In this post, we will explore some of the top intellectual property trends and challenges that businesses should...
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Intellectual property (IP) refers to the legal rights that protect intangible assets, such as trademarks, patents, copyrights, and trade secrets. While these assets may not have a physical form, they are critical for businesses in Cyprus, as they can provide significant competitive advantages and help to drive innovation and growth. In this article, we’ll explore...
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Trademark law in Cyprus can be complex and daunting for business owners. With so many rules and regulations to navigate, it’s easy to make mistakes that can lead to costly legal disputes. However, by taking the time to understand Cyprus trademark law and working with an experienced trademark lawyer, you can help to ensure that...
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