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Intellectual Property [2018] ZAGPPHC 695

Edcon Limited v Edgars Consolidated Stores Limited and Another (23718/2006)

Edcon Limited v Edgars Consolidated Stores Limited and Another (23718/2006) [2018] ZAGPPHC 695; 2019 BIP 105 (GP) (12 September 2018)

The court granted Edcon Limited joinder as second plaintiff in a trade mark infringement action, finding a direct interest and rejecting a substitution-based objection.

  • Joinder Of Parties
  • Trade Mark Infringement
  • Assignment Of Intellectual Property
  • Prescription
  • Reasonable Royalty
  • Joinder-of-parties
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Intellectual Property [2012] ZAGPPHC 347

Andritz Delkor (Pty) Ltd v Bateman Engineered Technologies and Others (48245/11)

Andritz Delkor (Pty) Ltd v Bateman Engineered Technologies and Others (48245/11) [2012] ZAGPPHC 347; 2012 BIP 362 (GNP) (4 December 2012)

The applicant failed to establish the necessary reputation and goodwill in the DELKOR trade mark, either in its own right or as transferred from its predecessors. The evidence presented did not substantiate the existence of a distinctive reputation in the mark, nor did it demonstrate that the fifth respondent's use of DELKOR in conjunction with BATEMAN was likely to cause confusion or misrepresentation among the relevant public. The instances of alleged confusion were either not genuine or related to entities not trading in South Africa. Both parties operate in a specialised industry where cu…

  • Passing Off
  • Trade Mark Rights
  • Goodwill And Reputation
  • Unlawful Competition
  • Assignment Of Intellectual Property
  • Misrepresentation
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