Intellectual Property

Court finds trademarks board erred by not fully considering evidence

Wednesday, July 26, 2023 @ 12:27 PM | By Anosha Khan

The Federal Court has found that the Trademarks Opposition Board erred in a determination pertaining to a section 45 notice as it did not assess the affidavit and merger agreement submitted...

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