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Welcome to Intellectual Property Update, a regular review of issues and developments in this area of New Zealand law from Bell Gully.
In this issue, we feature:
- Stopping counterfeits: How to get Customs Notices in place and use them to protect your intellectual property
- Trade marks: Issues arising out of a dispute concerning the ownership of rights in the trade mark WORLD CUP WILLIE
- Patents: The New Patents Bill
- Copyright: The English High Court's extermination of the plaintiff's claim in the Daleks case
- Copyright: The introduction of the Copyright (Artists' Resale Right) Amendment Bill
- Confidential information: International hacking and breach of confidence - Ashton Investments Limited v OJSC Russian Aluminium (Rusal)
- Copyright: The announcement of the date for the coming into force of the Copyright (New Technologies) Amendment Act
- Domain names: Beware scare tactics that suggest that you should register
Read more about Bell Gully's expertise in Intellectual Property online, or contact any of the team members listed for further advice and information.
Need more information?
For more information on any of the cases, articles and features in Intellectual Property Update, please call Alan Ringwood on 64 9 916 8925, Ian Gault on 64 9 916 8967 or Garry Williams on 64 9 916 8661.
Disclaimer
This publication is necessarily brief and general in nature. You should seek professional advice before taking any action in relation to the matters dealt with in this publication.
