A Guide to Trade Mark Law and Practice in Ireland
1st Edition
Published on 31. July 2011
Book
Paperback/Softback
565 pages
978-1-84766-716-8 (ISBN)
Description
Guide to Trade Mark Law and Practice in Ireland covers the law and practice of trade mark law in Ireland and under OHIM and WIPO, enabling readers to understand the basic legal principles and practical procedure surrounding the application, registration and enforcement of trade marks in these jurisdictions.
Written in a simple and comprehensible manner this is an indispensable users' guide to trade mark law and practice in the Irish jurisdiction. Steering clear of confusing legal jargon, it explains the main trade mark principles clearly and concisely so that non-lawyers and lawyers alike will find the text accessible and highly practical.
Guide to Trade Mark Law and Practice in Ireland gives in-depth coverage of
the law and practice of trade marks in Ireland as they relate to the following:
- The Trade Mark Act 1996 and 1996 rules, as amended
- The Community Trade Mark Regulation 207/2009 and implementing rules
- The Madrid Agreement and Protocol systems.
The guide also gives coverage to the main cases and authorities used in practice.
This book is designed and written for the lay individual who has a strong business interest and for those who wish to file their own trade mark applications. It is an indispensable guide for lawyers, those working in the area of IP, candidates intending to sit the Irish Patent Office trade mark agent exam, sole traders and entrepreneurs.
Written in a simple and comprehensible manner this is an indispensable users' guide to trade mark law and practice in the Irish jurisdiction. Steering clear of confusing legal jargon, it explains the main trade mark principles clearly and concisely so that non-lawyers and lawyers alike will find the text accessible and highly practical.
Guide to Trade Mark Law and Practice in Ireland gives in-depth coverage of
the law and practice of trade marks in Ireland as they relate to the following:
- The Trade Mark Act 1996 and 1996 rules, as amended
- The Community Trade Mark Regulation 207/2009 and implementing rules
- The Madrid Agreement and Protocol systems.
The guide also gives coverage to the main cases and authorities used in practice.
This book is designed and written for the lay individual who has a strong business interest and for those who wish to file their own trade mark applications. It is an indispensable guide for lawyers, those working in the area of IP, candidates intending to sit the Irish Patent Office trade mark agent exam, sole traders and entrepreneurs.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-84766-716-8 (9781847667168)
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Person
Helen Johnson qualified as a Barrister in 2000 and as a European Trade Mark and Design Attorney and Registered Irish Trade Mark Agent in 2008. Having worked for an IP firm in Dublin where she advised clients on the prosecution of trade mark applications and contentious matters, she returned to practice at the Bar in 2010 where she now specialises in IP. She is the course tutor for the Law Society's Diploma in IP/IT, editor of the Irish Intellectual Property Law Journal and a member of the Board Of Appeal at Community Plant Variety Office.
Content
1 Intellectual Property - What is it?; 2 The Law; 3 Trade Marks and Pre-filling Issues; 4 The Irish Application; 5 The Community Trade Mark Application; 6 The International Application; 7 Examination of your Trade Mark Application on Absolute Grounds; 8 Registering Conventional Signs and Non Conventional Signs; 9 Relative Grounds for Refusal; 10 State Emblems, Protected Marks and Well-Known Marks; 11 Publication; 12 Observations; 13 Opposition Proceedings in Ireland; 14 Opposition at the OHIM; 15 Conversion of a Community Trade mark; 16 The Register; 17 Registration and Matters Affecting Trade Marks; 18 Renewals and Restoration; 19 Assignments, Licenses and Recordals; 20 Infringement; 21 Passing Off; 22 Defences; 23 Enforcement of Trademark Rights, Remedies and Jurisdictional Forums; 24 Anti-Counterfeiting and Customs; 25 Revocation; 26 Invalidity; 27 Surrender of a Trade Mark; 28 The Controller; 29 The Doctrine of Exhaustion and the Law of Parallel Imports; 30 Protected Geographical Indications and Protected Designated Origins; 31 Trade Marks and Domain Names; 32 Certification and Collective Trade Marks; 33 An Overview of the Main Markets; 34 How to Qualify as a Trade Mark Agent.