PKat co-author Jeremy is currently writing a conference newspaper on the closely-related propositions set forwards yesteryear the European Court of Justice that
* the to a greater extent than distinctive the before mark, the greater the likelihood of confusion amongst similar marks for the same or similar goods or services (SABEL v Puma)
* the to a greater extent than highly distinctive the mark, the broader the protection it enjoys (Canon v MGM).
One really confused truthful cat seeks attention on European Court of Justice illustration law
He'd really much appreciate whatever insights from IPKat readers every bit to whether these principles are audio bases for the protection of registered merchandise marks or whether they are illogical aberrations. In return, he'll last happy to ship a draft of his newspaper to anyone who wants to encounter it. Please ship your comments to the IPKat.
More on confusion here, here and here
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