商標登録insideNews: Cinkciarz Wins Trademark Appeal in EU Court of Justice

Cinkciarz Wins Trademark Appeal

In 2015, the EUIPO (European Union Intellectual Property Office) made the decision to refuse to register Cinkciarz’s logo as an EU trademark. The company has its day in court as the EGC (European General Court) reverses the prior ruling.

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