Canada:
Claim In Application Requesting Refusal Of Trademark Registration Struck For Lack of Jurisdiction (Intellectual Property Weekly Abstracts Bulletin — Week of May 2)
05 May 2016
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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Claim in Application Requesting Refusal of Trademark
Registration Struck for Lack of Jurisdiction
Viorganica Laboratories Inc. v.
Société de Produits Nestlé, 2016 FC
431
The Court has struck a claim for "[a]n Order refusing the
Application No. 1,645,153, for registration of the trademark
BELLA", because the application is still outstanding before
the Registrar. In so doing, the Court recognized it did not have
jurisdiction to review the decision because the decision had not
yet been made.
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