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Showing 73–77 of 77 articles for “trademark”

Trademark Rights for Dissimilar Goods: The Canon Case and Philippine Law

The Supreme Court explains when a trademark owner can stop others from using the same mark on unrelated products, and the limits of Paris Convention protection.

Trademark Re-Registration and Res Judicata: When Prior Decisions Don't Bar New Trademark Disputes in the Phili

Philippine Supreme Court explains when res judicata bars trademark oppositions and how the Paris Convention protects well-known marks.

Protecting Well-Known Foreign Trademarks: The Barbizon Case and the Paris Convention

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when a foreign trademark owner may claim protection under the Paris Convention despite a prior local registration.

Bottle Ownership and Trademark Rights: Navigating Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on who owns liquor bottles after sale and the limits of trademark protection under R.A. 623.

Trademark Protection vs Ownership: Rights Over Branded Bottles and Containers

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies how trademark rights over branded bottles interact with ownership rights when containers are sold to consumers.