Making Room For the Internet: Bricks and Mortar Business Not Required for Canadian Trademarks
In Hilton Worldwide Holding LLP v. Miller Thomson the Federal Court pushed forward what constitutes “use” of a trademark in today’s on-line... Read More
Sweet Relief On Appeal: HONEY Has Its Trade-Mark Registration Restored By Federal Court
The Federal Court has reversed the Trade-marks Opposition Board in another decision dealing with the evidentiary standard applied in a section 45... 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
Well Done, not Burnt: STK Trade-Mark Maintained
In The One Group LLC v Gouverneur Inc, the Federal Court of Appeal allowed The One Group’s appeal and maintained the registration... Read More
No Changing On the Fly – Court of Appeal Dismisses Substitutive Intervention in Hockey Skate Trade-Mark Dispute
In 2011, Easton requested that the Registrar of Trade-marks issue a section 45 notice requiring Bauer to show that they had used... Read More
SUPERSHUTTLE Trade-mark Stops Here – Registered Services Must be Performed in Canada
In July 2014, the Trade-marks Opposition Board concluded that Supershuttle International Inc. had not used its registered trade-mark SUPERSHUTTLE in Canada. The mark... Read More
Getting Some SWAGGER Back
In Anashara v. Swagger Publications Inc., 2015 FC 1241, the Applicant appealed the decision of the Registrar of Trade-marks’ delegate to expunge... Read More
Brochures and Invoices Demonstrate Evidence of Use
In Cameron IP v. Haldex AB, Cameron was unsuccessful in its appeal from a decision by a Hearing Officer of the Trade-mark... Read More