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Trademark coexistence agreement in Bolivia

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Coexistence Agreement in Peru

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An Italian company, Franklin & Marshall S.R.L., decided to enter the Peruvian market and applied for the registration of its trade mark MMM&F, for clothing, footwear and headwear (Class 25).

Bad faith registration of trade mark registrations in Brazil

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A well-known German manufacturer of automotive headlights, “Xell”, identifies its products with the trade mark “OW” (OktoberWagen). A Brazilian company named Yois, engaged in the production and distribution of automotive parts, began negotiations with the German company in order to become the licensee of the trade mark “OW” in Brazil.

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