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Intellectual and Industrial Property
A guide to registered and unregistered design protection for copied products, evidence gathering, the novelty review, and the routes of injunction and compensation.
Trademark Law and Trademark Disputes
A guide to the differences between trademark invalidation and revocation, the five-year use requirement, the TÜRKPATENT application and the court route.
Trademark Law and Trademark Disputes
Evidence, interim injunctions, the calculation of compensation and litigation routes in unauthorized trademark use. The limits of trademark infringement through a real Court of Cassation decision.
Trademark Law and Trademark Disputes
Examine the opposition period for a trademark application, likelihood of confusion, proof of use and the YİDK process with a real Court of Cassation decision and practical examples.
Intellectual and Industrial Property
Review the .tr and UDRP conditions for recovering a domain name, bad faith, legitimate rights, evidence, the transfer decision and the technical implementation steps.
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