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Department of Registrar of Companies and Intellectual Property

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Common Communication CP13 Trade mark applications made in bad faith

The Intellectual Property Offices of the European Union Intellectual Property Network continue to collaborate in the context of converging trade mark and design practices. They have now agreed on an additional Common Practice document on trade marks with the aim of providing a common understanding of the general notion of bad faith and of other concepts, including terminology related to its assessment, as well as factors and scenarios that may prove relevant in the assessment.

The Common Practice document is made public through this Common Communication with the purpose of further increasing transparency, legal certainty and predictability for the benefit of examiners and users alike.

The implementation date of the Common Practice for Cyprus is set at 22/06/2024 for procedures that will initiate after the implementation date.

Common Communication Trade mark applications made in bad faith

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