Adrian CrespoBarcelona Commercial Court no. 5 handed down a judgment quashing the claimant’s DNI action without ruling on the merits of (non-)infringement. The Court found that the claimant had standing to file the DNI. However, one of the procedural pre-requisites for a DNI action had not been met: the claimant was neither industrially exploiting any actual products for which it sought a declaration of non-infringement, nor carrying out any “serious and effective preparations” to that end. A full summary of this case has been published on Kluwer IP Law. More from our authors: Mediation: Creating Value in International Intellectual Property Disputes by Théophile Margellos, Sophia Bonne, Gordon Humphreys, Sven Stürmann € The post Spain: MARKT SP ’94 S.L. v. LOGO PAINT A/S, Commercial Court of Barcelona, SJM B 682/2017, 16 September 2017 appeared first on Kluwer…
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