Traduction de «Licence d'utilisation de marques » (Français → Anglais) :

annul the contested decision in so far as it declares that the goods are similar or that unfair advantage is taken of the distinctive character or repute of goods covered by the marks cited in opposition by goods or related services covered by the mark applied for, which due to their nature (electronic equipment as opposed to mechanical motor vehicles), intended purpose (entertainment, listening to music, traffic news) or use exhibit no relevant points of reference to the goods and may not be regarded as complementary (goods between which there is no connection in the sense that goods covered by the mark applied for are essential or impo ...[+++]rtant for the use of the marks cited in opposition) and are used entirely independently of each other;

17. Considers that, with regard to the need to deal effectively with the large quantities of counterfeit goods entering the internal market, it should as a matter of urgency be possible, on the basis of the EU Customs Regulation, for such goods to be seized and taken off the market at any point on the EU's external borders, regardless of where they were imported; stresses that for this reason the introduction of a single EU patent providing seamless protection across the EU is urgently needed; stresses, further, that using a Community trade mark ensures such seamless protection across the EU and accordingly makes effective seizure poss ...[+++]ible at all the EU's external borders; considers it vital, therefore, that the use of Community trade marks should not be hampered by the introduction of a new requirement according to which a Community trade mark would be conditional on effective use in several Member States;

1. The provisions of Article 22(3) and (4) concerning the rights of licensees shall apply to every person who has authority to use a Community collective mark.

2a. The trade mark shall not entitle the proprietor to prohibit a third party from using the trade mark for a due cause for any non-commercial use of a mark.

1. For the purpose of Article 2 of this Decision, Member States may decide to use the identification mark set out in the Annex to this Decision (‘the alternative identification mark’) instead of the special identification mark set out in Annex II to Directive 2002/99/EC.

Since the adoption of the 1982 Communication, the European Court of Justice has developed significantly its jurisprudence on the field and has clarified a number of issues regarding the requirements and procedures for licensing parallel imports [3], the use of national patent rights [4] and regarding repackaging, re-labelling and the use of national trade-marks [5].