Примери за използване на Descriptive character на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The descriptive character of mark No 91 991;
The complaints relating to the descriptive character of the contested mark.
The descriptive character of the contested mark for‘bleaching preparations and other substances for laundry use;
EUIPO refused to register that sign as an EU trade mark because of its descriptive character and also because it lacked distinctive character.
Community trade mark- Definition andacquisition of the Community trade mark- Absolute grounds for refusal- Separate assessment of the different grounds for refusal- Interpretation of the grounds for refusal in the light of the general interest underlying each of them- Assessment of the distinctive character of a trade mark analysing only the descriptive character of the mark.
(Community trade mark- Application for Community word mark RadioCom- Absolute ground for refusal- Descriptive character- Article 7(1)(c) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
In OHIM's view, the examination of the descriptive character of the sign‘COLOR EDITION' carried out by the General Court was also consistent with the case-law subsequent to that judgment.
(Community trademark- Application for the Community word mark VOM URSPRUNG HER VOLLKOMMEN- Absolute grounds for refusal- Descriptive character- Article 7(1)(b) and(c) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
The intervener contests the Board of Appeal's assessment of the descriptive character of the contested mark in respect of‘massage oils, gels'(Class 3) and‘lubricants for pharmaceutical purposes'(Class 5).
(Community trade mark- Application for Community word mark E- Absolute grounds for refusal- Lack of distinctive character- Descriptive character- Article 7(1)(b) and(c) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
The Board of Appeal must therefore be considered to have wrongly ruled out the descriptive character of that mark for‘perfumes, essential oils, cosmetics, including shampoos, shower gels, body lotions, face creams', without it being necessary to examine the applicant's other arguments relating to the descriptive character of that mark for those goods.
Taking into account the sign itself, the goods in respect of which registration is sought and the understanding of that sign by the relevant public,the Board of Appeal's assessment of the descriptive character of the mark applied for is demonstrably correct.
The arguments put forward by the intervener in support of the absence of descriptive character of the contested mark for‘massage oils, gels' and‘lubricants for pharmaceutical purposes' must be rejected.
Judgment of the Court of First Instance(Second Chamber) of 6 March 2007- Golf USA v OHIM(GOLF USA),Case T-230/05(Community trademark- Application for a Community word mark GOLF USA- Absolute grounds for refusal- Descriptive character- Absence of distinctive character). .
In this case, the Board of Appeal considered that the relevant public for the purposes of the perception of the descriptive character of the sign applied for was English-speaking consumers(paragraph 14 of the contested decision).
Judgment of the Court of First Instance(Fifth Chamber) of 15 February 2007-Indorata-Serviços e Gestão v OHIM(HAIRTRANSFER), Case T-204/04(Community trademark- Application for Community trademark HAIRTRANSFER- Absolute grounds for refusal- Descriptive character- Article 7(1)(c) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
(Community trade mark- Application for Community word mark BLUE SOFT- Absolute grounds for refusal- Descriptive character- Lack of distinctive character- Article 7(1)(b) and(c) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
Judgment of the Courtof First Instance(Fifth Chamber) of 12 June 2007- MacLean-Fogg v OHIM(LOKTHREAD), Case T-339/05(Community trademark- Application for the Community word mark LOKTHREAD- Absolute grounds for refusal of registration- Descriptive character- Article 7(1)(c) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
Thus, the distinctive character of a mark cannot be assessed by carrying out solely an analysis of its descriptive character within the meaning of Article 7(1)(c), without a separate examination of the ground for refusal laid down in Article 7(1)(b).
Judgment of the Court of First Instance(First Chamber) of 23 October 2007-Borco-Marken-Import Matthiesen v OHIM(Caipi), Case T-405/04(Community trademark- Application for the Community word mark Caipi- Absolute ground for refusal- Descriptive character- Article 7(1)(b) and(c) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
L& D claims that the Court of First Instance wrongly dismissed as irrelevant submissions based on the United Kingdom Patent Office's guidelines on the assessment of descriptive character. Those guidelines merely confirmed that the shape of a fir tree was descriptive for the products in question, and could have been taken into account in the context of the overall assessment. 52.
CaseT-458/05: Tegometall International AG v Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market(Trade Marks and Designs)(OHIM)(Community trademark- Invalidity proceedings- Application for the Community word mark TEK- Subjectmatter of the proceedings- Observance of the rights of the defence- Absolute grounds for refusal- Descriptive character- Article 7(1)(b),(c) and(g) and Article 51(1)(a) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
Case T-207/06: Europig SAv Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market(Trade Marks and Designs)(OHIM)(Community trademark- Application for Community word mark EUROPIG- Absolute grounds for refusal- Descriptive character- Absence of distinctive character- Article 7(1)(b) and(c) and Article 7(3) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
(Community trademark- Invalidity proceedings- Application for the Community word mark TEK- Subjectmatter of the proceedings- Observance of the rights of the defence- Absolute grounds for refusal- Descriptive character- Article 7(1)(b),(c) and(g) and Article 51(1)(a) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
It is apparent from paragraphs 45, 54,55 and 57 of the judgment under appeal that the Court of First Instance assessed the distinctive character of the mark EUROHYPO by carrying out solely an analysis of its descriptive character within the meaning of Article 7(1)(c) of Regulation No 40/94.
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It concluded that that mark was purely descriptive and, consequently, had no distinctive character.
On the other hand, the applicant and the intervener, in support of its cross-claim, dispute the Board of Appeal's assessments,which are unfavourable to them, in relation to the descriptive and distinctive character of the contested mark.
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The applicant and the intervener do not dispute that consideration was not given to the rectangular frame around the word‘hot' as the graphic representation of that word and thus that the descriptive and distinctive character of the contested mark was analysed solely on the basis of the word‘hot'(paragraph 13 of the contested decision).