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  • Patent owners or other intellectual property right holders often find themselves in a difficult situation when they have to prove a case of infringement without having direct access to the object which is suspected to be infringing. This may, for example, be the case if only a few machines or apparatus have been manufactured, and if there is no possibility for the patent proprietor to analyze or inspect the machine without consent of the manufacturer or current owner. This is particularly troublesome for patent owners in Germany since there are no procedural rules by which a potential infringer could be forced to disclose relevant information with regard to the alleged infringement.
  • Last April the federal legislature discussed and approved the bill to regulate the e-signature in Mexico, by amending or adding certain articles to the Mexican Commercial Code (the Bill).
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  • As the Korean Trade Mark Law only protects trade mark right holders within the scope of identity or similarity of the designated goods, domain name disputes in Korea are generally judged by the Unfair Competition Prevention and Trade Secret Protection Act (UCP). There are three relevant cases, which could help us to understand more about the Act. The three cases involve the domain names of chanel.co.kr; viagra.co.kr; and jooyontech.com.
  • ? Australia: The Intellectual Property Laws Amendment Act 2003 has been passed by the Senate and received the Royal Assent. It deals with issues such as extensions of time in the Patents, Trade Marks and Designs Acts.
  • Football club Tottenham Hotspur has successfully reclaimed a disputed domain name in the 5,000th cybersquatting case heard by WIPO.
  • The EU and Canada have signed an agreement that will manage the use of generic names for European wines and spirits in Canada.
  • Interview: Judge Michael Fysh QC Ingrid Hering speaks to Judge Michael Fysh QC about his plans to attract more litigation to the UK
  • The chorus of dissent to Brazil's joining the Madrid Protocol is fuelled by fears of national interests being sidelined. Denis Allan Daniel analyzes some of the major points of discussion against Brazil's accession to the Protocol
  • Delegates at the 10th annual BIO conference heard a lawmaker unveil his plan to cut fee diversions from the PTO, while President Bush revealed his feelings on the biotech industry. Sam Mamudi reports from Washington DC