Примери за използване на A likelihood of confusion на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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There is a likelihood of confusion.
It is for the national court to determine whether such a likelihood of confusion exists.
The German courts found there was a likelihood of confusion in German-speaking Member States but no likelihood of confusion in the English-speaking Member States.
In the case of an identical sign for identical goods or services, a likelihood of confusion is presumed.
The referring court concludes that there is a likelihood of confusion in the German-speaking Member States and that there is no such likelihood in the English-speaking Member States.
In the case of using an identical sign for identical goods, a likelihood of confusion is presumed.
The applicant therefore maintains that there is a likelihood of confusion between the conflicting signs within the meaning of Article 8(1)(b) of Regulation No 40/94, making the contested decision unlawful.
Where an identical sign is used for identical goods or services, a likelihood of confusion is to be presumed.
The ways in which a likelihood of confusion can be established, and in particular the onus of proof in that regard, should be a matter for national procedural rules which should not be prejudiced by this Directive.
OHIM and the interveners dispute that there is a likelihood of confusion in the present case.
Thus, the sole remaining issue on appeal was whether there was a likelihood of confusion between the two trademarks.
Article 5(2) of the Directive establishes, for the benefit of trade marks with a reputation,a form of protection whose implementation does not require the existence of a likelihood of confusion.
Therefore, it must be held that there exists,in the present case, a likelihood of confusion, given that the goods in question are identical and given the similarity between the opposing signs.
Because of its identity with, or similarity to, the earlier trade mark and the identity or similarity of the goods or services covered by the trade marks,there exists a likelihood of confusion on the part of the public;
Moreover, several of those surveys relate to the existence of a likelihood of confusion resulting from the use of the represented signs and not to their acquisition of distinctive character through use.
In case of the use of an identical sign for identical goods or services, a likelihood of confusion shall be presumed.
(b) If there is a likelihood of confusion only in some Member States, has the EU trade mark been infringed across the European Union, or must the Member States be differentiated individually?'.
Pleas in law: Infringement of Article 8(1)(b)of Regulation No 207/2009 as there is a likelihood of confusion between the marks at issue.
Consequently, according to Bimbo, in order to find that there was a likelihood of confusion between the trade marks at issue, the General Court had to substantiate the reasons why, exceptionally, in the present case, the mark for which registration was sought would, in the light of the overall impression produced by it on the relevant public, give rise to a likelihood of confusion. .
On account of that connection, and the fact that the word‘boomerang' is shared by the conflicting marks,it submits that a likelihood of confusion is established also with regard to those other earlier marks.
The first plea is divided into three branches based on the absence, respectively, of distinctiveness of mark No 91 991,of similarities between that mark and the Aire Limpio mark and of a likelihood of confusion between those two marks.
Bimbo submits, first of all,that the General Court based its finding that there was a likelihood of confusion on the assumption that the‘doughnuts' element has an independent distinctive role, without taking into account all the other factors specific to the case.
The Board found that, given the degree of similarity between the signs in question and between those particular goods and services,there was a likelihood of confusion in the mind of the relevant public.
In conferring on the proprietor of a trade mark the right to prevent all third parties from using an identical or similar sign,where there is a likelihood of confusion, and in setting out the uses of such a sign which may be prohibited, Article 5 of the Directive seeks to protect that proprietor from uses of signs likely to infringe that trade mark(see, to that effect, Levi Strauss, paragraph 14).
By fax of 19 January 2001, the applicant informed OHIM that theopposition was being maintained, inter alia on the ground that the restriction of the services for which registration was sought would still not rule out a likelihood of confusion with its trade mark No 2 163 616.
The exercise of that right by the proprietor of the trade mark with a reputation is not conditional upon there being a likelihood of confusion on the part of the relevant section of the public(Adidas-Salomon and Adidas Benelux, paragraph 31, and Case C‑487/07 L'Oréal and Others, paragraph 36).
Nonetheless, the competitors of adidas cannot be authorised to infringe the three-stripe logo registered by adidas by placing on the sports andleisure garments marketed by them stripe motifs which are so similar to that registered by adidas that there is a likelihood of confusion in the mind of the public.
The Board of Appeal concluded in the contested decision that, since the application for registration had been rejected on the ground that there was a likelihood of confusion between the trademarks ought and the earlier mark CASTELLUCA, there was no need to examine proof of use as regards the earlier mark CASTELLUM(points 15 and 23 of the contested decision).
First of all, as the Advocate General observed in points 37 to 42 of his Opinion, having regard to the reasoning set out inter alia in paragraphs 91 to 100 of the judgment under appeal, the General Court cannot be accused of having automatically inferred that there was a likelihood of confusion between the signs at issue from the fact that the‘doughnuts' element has an independent distinctive role in the trade mark for which registration was sought.