European Union Trade Mark Regulation
(EU) 2017/1001
Zusammenfassung
Since the release of the first edition of this commentary, quite a few important changes have taken place in the realm of EU trade mark law. Most of the reforms proposed in 2013 have now matured into law. By way of Regulation 2015/2424 of 16 December 2015, the CTMR was comprehensively amended and the regulation on the fees payable to the Office repealed. All in all, the reform of the former framework brought about more than 145 amendments. These changes have been codified by Regulation 2017/1001 of 14 June 2017. Needless to say, all changes of a material, procedural or mere terminological nature are commented in detail in the respective context of this profoundly revised second edition.
The benefits at one glance:
systematic article-by-article commentary on the EUTMR
commentary on measures and remedies under the Enforcement Directive (2004/48/EC)
analysis of the assertion of EUTM rights out of court as well as in litigation in summary and main proceedings in all EU Member States
This commentary is written by practitioners for practitioners "deserving a place on the bookshelf of any professional or student interested in the EU trade mark and design system." António Campinos, Executive Director EUIPO Foreword 2nd ed, June 2018)
About the editor and the authors:
Dr Gordian N Hasselblatt is a partner at CMS Hasche Sigle, Cologne, adjunct Professor at McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento/California for International Intellectual Property Law and visiting Professor at the Chicago-Kent College of Law for International Design Law. The authors are renowned experts from the EUIPO, universities and law firms from all over the EU.
Abstract
Since the release of the first edition of this commentary, quite a few important changes have taken place in the realm of EU trade mark law. Most of the reforms proposed in 2013 have now matured into law. By way of Regulation 2015/2424 of 16 December 2015, the CTMR was comprehensively amended and the regulation on the fees payable to the Office repealed. All in all, the reform of the former framework brought about more than 145 amendments. These changes have been codified by Regulation 2017/1001 of 14 June 2017. Needless to say, all changes of a material, procedural or mere terminological nature are commented in detail in the respective context of this profoundly revised second edition.
The benefits at one glance:
systematic article-by-article commentary on the EUTMR
commentary on measures and remedies under the Enforcement Directive (2004/48/EC)
analysis of the assertion of EUTM rights out of court as well as in litigation in summary and main proceedings in all EU Member States
This commentary is written by practitioners for practitioners "deserving a place on the bookshelf of any professional or student interested in the EU trade mark and design system." António Campinos, Executive Director EUIPO Foreword 2nd ed, June 2018)
About the editor and the authors:
Dr Gordian N Hasselblatt is a partner at CMS Hasche Sigle, Cologne, adjunct Professor at McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento/California for International Intellectual Property Law and visiting Professor at the Chicago-Kent College of Law for International Design Law. The authors are renowned experts from the EUIPO, universities and law firms from all over the EU.
- I–XXVIII Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis I–XXVIII
- 1–1411 A. Commentary 1–1411
- 41–45 Article 2. Office 41–45
- 626–638 SECTION 2. Priority 626–638
- 681–686 SECTION 2. Search 681–686
- 735–739 SECTION 6. Registration 735–739
- 739–747 Article 53. Renewal 739–747
- 747–748 Article 54. Alteration 747–748
- 753–758 SECTION 1. Surrender 753–758
- 795–860 TITLE VII. APPEALS 795–860
- 860–919 TITLE VIII. SPECIFIC PROVISIONS ON EUROPEAN UNION COLLECTIVE MARKS AND CERTIFICATION MARKS 860–919
- 919–1079 TITLE IX. PROCEDURE 919–1079
- 1017–1041 SECTION 2. Costs 1017–1041
- 1067–1079 SECTION 4. Representation 1067–1079
- 1187–1315 TITLE XII. THE OFFICE 1187–1315
- 1187–1232 SECTION 1. General provisions 1187–1232
- 1237–1247 SECTION 3. Management Board 1237–1247
- 1247–1254 SECTION 4. Executive Director 1247–1254
- 1315–1326 SECTION 1. General provisions 1315–1326
- 1395–1411 TITLE XIV. FINAL PROVISIONS 1395–1411
- 1408–1408 Article 211. Repeal 1408–1408
- 1408–1411 Article 212. Entry into force 1408–1411
- 1423–1431 Austria 1423–1431
- 1431–1439 Belgium 1431–1439
- 1439–1445 Bulgaria 1439–1445
- 1445–1453 Croatia 1445–1453
- 1453–1459 Cyprus 1453–1459
- 1459–1467 Czech Republic 1459–1467
- 1467–1475 Denmark 1467–1475
- 1475–1480 Estonia 1475–1480
- 1480–1487 Finland 1480–1487
- 1487–1496 France 1487–1496
- 1496–1502 Germany 1496–1502
- 1502–1508 Greece 1502–1508
- 1508–1517 Hungary 1508–1517
- 1517–1524 Ireland 1517–1524
- 1524–1534 Italy 1524–1534
- 1534–1543 Latvia 1534–1543
- 1543–1554 Lithuania 1543–1554
- 1554–1564 Luxembourg 1554–1564
- 1564–1570 Malta 1564–1570
- 1570–1576 The Netherlands 1570–1576
- 1576–1581 Poland 1576–1581
- 1581–1585 Portugal 1581–1585
- 1585–1592 Romania 1585–1592
- 1592–1600 Slovakia 1592–1600
- 1600–1609 Slovenia 1600–1609
- 1609–1616 Spain 1609–1616
- 1616–1622 Sweden 1616–1622
- 1622–1631 United Kingdom 1622–1631
- 1631–1711 D. Annexes 1631–1711
- 1711–1757 E. Table of Cases 1711–1757
- 1757–1784 Index 1757–1784
