David Fields
Abstract
The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) has held that an injunction granted by a Community trade mark court under the CTM Regulation (40/94, now replaced by 207/2009) in one EU Member State has effect, in principle, throughout the EU.
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The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) has held that an injunction granted by a Community trade mark court under the CTM Regulation (40/94, now replaced by 207/2009) in one EU Member State has effect, in principle, throughout the EU.
Key concepts: Member state, European court of justice, Member states, European union, Political science, Preliminary ruling, State (computer science), Economic Justice