The IPKat turns his attention today to Community design rights. OHIM administers the registration of Community designs and maintains a web page entitled Decisions on Invalidity concerning Community Designs. On this page are listed 14 such decisions: six are in Spanish only, three are in English only, three in Italian only and two in German only. Further comment would be superfluous.
On a brighter note -- perhaps because this has nothing to do with the translation issue -- OHIM also has a jolly useful web page called Pending Applications for Declaration of Invalidity of a Registered Community Design, which is up-to-date as of Tuesday 4 January.
IPKAT TRANSLATION WATCH AND COMMUNITY DESIGNS
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Thursday, January 06, 2005
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