Trade marks: ECJ guidance on counterfeit goods | Practical Law

Trade marks: ECJ guidance on counterfeit goods | Practical Law

The European Court of Justice has ruled on the interpretation of the Counterfeit Goods Regulation (3295/94/EC) its successor (from 1 July 2004) (Regulation 1383/2003/EC) in relation to goods being held by customs authorities under suspensive procedures.

Trade marks: ECJ guidance on counterfeit goods

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Trade marks: ECJ guidance on counterfeit goods

by Bird & Bird LLP and PLC IPIT & Communications
Published on 25 Jan 2012 • European Union, United Kingdom
The European Court of Justice has ruled on the interpretation of the Counterfeit Goods Regulation (3295/94/EC) its successor (from 1 July 2004) (Regulation 1383/2003/EC) in relation to goods being held by customs authorities under suspensive procedures.