Examples of using Likelihood of confusion in English and their translations into Swedish
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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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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
As regards the likelihood of confusion, the Court, in paragraphs 100 to 102 of the judgment under appeal,
Case T-491/04 Community trade mark-Opposition proceedings- Application for the Community word mark FOCUS- Earlier national figurativemark MICRO FOCUS- Likelihood of confusion- Similarity of signs-Article 8(1)(b) of Regulation(EC) No 40/04.
by creating a likelihood of confusion with a trademark as to the source,
without the proprietor of the latter being able to oppose that use by pleading likelihood of confusion, the effective application of Article 5(1) of the Directive would be undermined.
the proprietor's‘absolute' protection against unauthorised use of the same sign for the same goods(without the need to establish the likelihood of confusion between the goods).
goods since Article 5(1)(b) requires a likelihood of confusion(paragraphs 27-29).
at least as the trade marks of an undertaking which itself has a reputation in Spain, further increases the likelihood of confusion in the present case.
by creating a likelihood of confusion with a trademark as to the source,
To assess whether there was a likelihood of confusion within the meaning of Article 8(1)(b) of Regulation No 40/94, the Board of Appeal for the‘same reasons
to the application- and that the OEPM rejected their application for registration because of a likelihood of confusion with the applicant's earlier Spanish marks.
Internet users to its web site by creating a likelihood of confusion with the Complainantsí trademarks,
First Council Directive of 21 December 1988 to approximate the laws of the Member States on trade marks- Extent of protection of mark with reputation- Later mark which, without creating likelihood of confusion, nevertheless obtains undue benefit from the distinctive character or reputation of the earlier mark
it seems clear that there is no likelihood of confusion between these two cases.
However, the Opposition Division and the Board of Appeal upheld the opposition on the basis of Article 8(1)(b) of that regulation, deciding that there was a likelihood of confusion between the trademark applied for.
Community trade mark- Opposition proceedings- Application for the Community figurative mark POLARIS- Earlier Community word mark POLAR- Relative ground for refusal- No likelihood of confusion- Article 8(1)(b) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94.
Both as a result of the foregoing errors and as a result of ignoring additional important factors, the General Court failed to conduct a proper global assessment of the likelihood of confusion between the earlier mark
According to the appellant, the fact that confusion with products of a different origin is likely to occur is relevant only in the context of an opposition based on the likelihood of confusion of the mark applied for with an earlier mark.
Community trade mark-Opposition proceedings- Application for the Community figurativemark el charcutero artesano- Earlier national figurativemark El Charcutero- Relative ground for refusal- No likelihood of confusion- Absence of similarity between the signs-Article 8(1)(b) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94.
the sign used by the third party is such that there exists a likelihood of confusion between them on the part of the relevant section of the public.
the inclusion of a textual clement in one of the marks does not in itself suffice to preclude a finding that there is a likelihood of confusion as described above.