Hail, Caesar(stone)! TMOB’s Refusal To Consider Earlier Registration Of Related Goods Unreasonable
In Caesarstone Sdot-Yam Ltd v. Ceramiche Caesar S.P.A., Justice Manson of the Federal Court allowed part of an appeal from a Trademarks...Read More
Court Orders Corrections To Discovery Answers Be Read-In
Rule 288 permits a party to rely on answers given during examination for discovery of an adverse party as evidence at trial....Read More
PIRANHA Bites Back: Federal Court Reverses Expungement of Saw Blade Trademark
The Federal Court in The Black & Decker Corporation v. Method Law Professional Corporation, has reversed a decision of the Registrar of Trade-marks...Read More
Times Up: Toronto Development Company Found to Infringe Trade-Mark
In Times Group Corporation v. Time Development Group Inc. the Court granted a declaration of trade-mark infringement and an order that the respondent...Read More