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Infringing Trademarks Cannot Remain on the Register

By Richard Stobbe

By Richard Stobbe In a battle between the suitcase makers, the Federal Court of Appeal found that Travelway Group International Ltd. (Travelway), had infringed the trademarks owned by Wenger, and had passed off its own goods as Wenger’s. The Court granted Wenger a declaration of trademark infringement, ordered a permanent injunction prohibiting Travelway from using its infringing marks, and ordered Travelway to destroy or deliver up all wares, packages, labels and advertising material. Bas read more

Full post as published by Intellectual Property in Canada (ipblog.ca) on December 09, 2019 (boomark / email).