Medos Services Corp. et al. v. Ridout and Maybee LLP, [2013] F.T.R. Uned. 550
| Jurisdiction | Federal Jurisdiction (Canada) |
| Judge | Harrington, J. |
| Court | Federal Court (Canada) |
| Subject Matter | PRACTICE,EVIDENCE,CRIMINAL LAW,ADMINISTRATIVE LAW |
| Citation | [2013] F.T.R. Uned. 550,[2013] F.T.R. Uned. 550 (FC),2013 FC 1006 |
| Date | 02 October 2013 |
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Dont Ignore That Notice!
...case Medos Services Corporation v. Ridout and Maybee LLP 2013 FC 1006 is an example of what happens when the owner of a registered trademark ignores a Section 45 notice. As a basic premise a registered trademark must be used in order to maintain those rights and a procedure exists under Sec......
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Medos Services Corp. et al. v. Ridout and Maybee LLP, [2014] N.R. Uned. 124
...Sharlow, J.A. : Medos Services Corporation, Marathon Medical Inc. and Alexander Vlasseros have appealed the judgment of the Federal Court (2013 FC 1006). That judgment upheld the decision of the Registrar of Trade-Marks to expunge a trade-mark for non-use pursuant to section 45 of the Trade......
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How to Lose Trade-mark Rights
...during the previous three years. No evidence, no trade-mark. In the recent case of Medos Services Corporation v. Ridout and Maybee LLP, 2013 FC 1006, the court reviewed a Section 45 challenge to the mark MEDOS. The trade-mark owner asserted its rights by tendering evidence such as various b......
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How To Lose Trade-Mark Rights
...during the previous three years. No evidence, no trade-mark. In the recent case of Medos Services Corporation v. Ridout and Maybee LLP, 2013 FC 1006, the court reviewed a Section 45 challenge to the mark MEDOS. The trade-mark owner asserted its rights by tendering evidence such as various b......
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Medos Services Corp. et al. v. Ridout and Maybee LLP, [2014] N.R. Uned. 124
...Sharlow, J.A. : Medos Services Corporation, Marathon Medical Inc. and Alexander Vlasseros have appealed the judgment of the Federal Court (2013 FC 1006). That judgment upheld the decision of the Registrar of Trade-Marks to expunge a trade-mark for non-use pursuant to section 45 of the Trade......
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Medos Services Corp. et al. v. Ridout and Maybee LLP, [2015] N.R. Uned. 51
...second is whether the Federal Court judge erred in his analysis of what he described as "correspondence with foreign suppliers" (2013 FC 1006 at para. 9). [2] We can detect no error in the Federal Court judge's determination that the breach of natural justice alleged by the appell......
5 firm's commentaries
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Dont Ignore That Notice!
...case Medos Services Corporation v. Ridout and Maybee LLP 2013 FC 1006 is an example of what happens when the owner of a registered trademark ignores a Section 45 notice. As a basic premise a registered trademark must be used in order to maintain those rights and a procedure exists under Sec......
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How to Lose Trade-mark Rights
...during the previous three years. No evidence, no trade-mark. In the recent case of Medos Services Corporation v. Ridout and Maybee LLP, 2013 FC 1006, the court reviewed a Section 45 challenge to the mark MEDOS. The trade-mark owner asserted its rights by tendering evidence such as various b......
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How To Lose Trade-Mark Rights
...during the previous three years. No evidence, no trade-mark. In the recent case of Medos Services Corporation v. Ridout and Maybee LLP, 2013 FC 1006, the court reviewed a Section 45 challenge to the mark MEDOS. The trade-mark owner asserted its rights by tendering evidence such as various b......
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Don’t Ignore that Notice!
...case Medos Services Corporation v. Ridout and Maybee LLP 2013 FC 1006 is an example of what happens when the owner of a registered trademark ignores a Section 45 notice. As a basic premise a registered trademark must be used in order to maintain those rights and a procedure exists under Sec......
Request a trial to view additional results