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Two sides of the same coin: exclusive trademark rights and unlawful interference by false rights holder

Summary by worldtrademarkreview.com
The Administrative Court of Appeals of INDECOPI has clarified that sub-licensing by an unauthorised third party qualifies as unauthorised commercial use.
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Two sides of the same coin: exclusive trademark rights and unlawful interference by false rights holder

The Administrative Court of Appeals of INDECOPI has clarified that sub-licensing by an unauthorised third party qualifies as unauthorised commercial use.

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