
"By rejecting another set of Budejovicky Budvar's trademarks, the appellate court further solidifies our exclusive rights to the Bud and Budweiser trademarks".The two brewers remain locked in combat in almost 40 court cases worldwide, not to mention a further 40 administrative proceedings before patent offices.

* SGAE v Rafael Hoteles SA, the ECJ's ruling on whether the act of programmes to television sets in hotels was a communication to the public even though the rooms were private;
* A sweet (in more ways than one) ruling of the Warsaw District Administrative Court, Poland, on an application for cancellation of a registered design for a "one-taste extruded ice-cream with filling";
Left: a more tasteful ice-cream design, by Peter Anton
* Another design case, this time the England and Wales battle between Procter & Gamble and arch foes Reckitt Benckiser over the right to make a particular shape of air spray container.
Budweiser victory for A-B in Italy; Latest ECDR
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