Official government guidance
Using somebody else's trade mark
Published by UK Intellectual Property Office.
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UK government guidance says another party’s trade mark requires permission and an IP licence should define the rights granted.
- Locator
- Using trade marks; getting permission
- Editorial note
- UK guidance only. The parties need qualified review of the actual marks, territory, term, modifications, withdrawal, and agreement.
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UK guidance linked and paraphrased for editorial reference. Rights and remedies depend on the facts and jurisdiction.