Examples of using Distinctive character in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
It accordingly holds that the taking of unfair advantage of the distinctive character or the repute of a trade mark does not require that there be a likelihood of confusion
That the mark may appear with other figurative elements that possess an independent distinctive character and thus may be remembered by consumers does not undermine the distinctive character of the position trademark itself,
The lack of distinctive character results in particular from the fact that the consumer will not be able to ascertain the commercial origin of the goods designated on the basis of the various elements making up the marks applied for, namely the shape.
The Court declared that the distinctive character required for registration of a mark may be acquired through use of that mark as part of or in conjunction with a registered trade mark.
that conclusion should also apply in the case of detriment caused to the distinctive character or to the repute of the trade mark.
Any Member State may in addition provide that this provision shall also apply where the distinctive character was acquired after the date of application for registration
thus those other elements did not alter the distinctive character of the disputed trademark.
Moreover, there was no evidence that the word sign IP TRANSLATOR had acquired a distinctive character through use in relation to translation services prior to the date of the application for registration.
the marks it owned had acquired considerable distinctive character and become well known.
Concerning the degree of distinctiveness of the element‘castell' in the relevant territory, OHIM points out that, while the distinctive character of the earlier mark must be taken into account when assessing the likelihood of confusion.
that the fact that a sign is generally capable of constituting a trade mark does not imply that the sign necessarily possesses a distinctive character within the meaning of the directive.
it has acquired a distinctive character.
those elements have but a weak distinctive character.
Aside from the traditional recipe, the distinctive character of the Hořice rolled wafers depends also on the specific properties of the flour(low in gluten) and the local water(low mineral content,
that those elements have but a weak distinctive character.
by volume in a product and must not impart any distinctive character to that product.
57 of the judgment under appeal that the Court of First Instance assessed the distinctive character of the mark EUROHYPO by carrying out solely an analysis of its descriptive character within the meaning of Article 7(1)(c)
in the entire Community, Mars should have filed more evidence as regards the other nine States which were part of the Community at the time to show that the shape had acquired distinctive character through use in the entire Community.
It follows from the foregoing that the outcome will be different depending on whether the mark in itself lacked distinctive character(governed by Article 3(1)(b)
Without needing to examine the applicant's various arguments in relation to the alleged weak distinctive character of the earlier trade mark, it is sufficient to observe that, even if it were considered that the Board of Appeal had wrongly decided that the earlier trademark had a‘normal distinctive character', such an error cannot lead to the annulment of the contested decision.