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MOOlicious MOOshake MOOsotonic (Trade Mark: Opposition) [2006] UKIntelP o33706 (28 November 2006)

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Trade mark decision

BL Number
O/337/06
Decision date
28 November 2006
Hearing officer
Mr D Landau
Mark
MOOlicious MOOshake MOOsotonic
Classes
25, 29, 32, 35
Applicant
Mark David Cooper
Opponent
Milk Link Limited
Consolidated Opposition
Section 3(6) & (Section 32(3)

Result

Section 3(6) : Opposition successful.

Points Of Interest

Summary

The opponents claimed that the applicant’s business (as stated on his own website) was to register dairy related trade marks and offer those for sale or licence. Consequently he can have had no valid intention to use the marks, which were accordingly applied for in bad faith.

The Hearing Officer set out a comprehensive statement of the present state of the law in respect of ‘bad faith’. Applying this to the facts as disclosed by the evidence the Hearing Officer concluded that there were strong indications of a lack of bona fide intentions to use, and no effective rebuttal from the applicant.

The opposition succeeded accordingly.



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