Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Likelihood of confusion in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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the existence of the likelihood of confusion is not required.
No 40/94- Article 8(1)(b)- Likelihood of confusion- Word sign‘FOCUS.
the Court of First Instance, because that degree of distinctiveness is an aspect of the assessment of likelihood of confusion.
in the present case, a likelihood of confusion, given that the goods in question are identical
in particular the assessment of the likelihood of confusion, and, on the other hand, unfounded in each of its submissions.
There is a likelihood of confusion within the meaning of Article 4(1)(b)
Even in a case involving an earlier mark of weak distinctive character, there may be a likelihood of confusion on account, in particular,
It found that there was a likelihood of confusion, taking into account the identical nature of the goods in question,
The question was therefore whether the differences were sufficient to rule out a likelihood of confusion, and the answer depended, decisively, on the distinctiveness and reputation of the earlier mark. 12.
As regards likelihood of confusion, the Court of First Instance first recalled the caselaw to the effect that such likelihood exists if the relevant public might believe that the products in question come from the same undertaking, or from economically-linked undertakings.
It is of course true that assessment of the likelihood of confusion or association between two marks is a factual matter,
the answer to the question as to whether there is a likelihood of confusion must be based on the perception by the.
the repute of a trade mark does not require that there be a likelihood of confusion or a likelihood of detriment to the proprietor of the mark.
creating an overall impression that was sufficiently different to rule out any likelihood of confusion or association.
COTO DE IMAZ- Relative ground for refusal- Likelihood of confusion- No damage to reputation- Article 8(1)(b)
Such similarity gives rise to a likelihood of confusion on the part of German
offered to the same public, living in the same territory, the likelihood of confusion is not merely probable, but assured.
According to the Court's case-law, it is possible for a protected designation to be evoked where there is no likelihood of confusion between the products concerned
Essentially, the Board of Appeal considered that, bearing in mind, in particular, the visual and conceptual similarity of the trademarks and the identity of the goods in question, there was a likelihood of confusion between the trademark applied for and the earlier trademark CASTELLUCA.