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Result
Section 5(2)(b) - opposition successful
Points Of Interest
Summary
The opponents opposition was based on their ownership of a prior International Trade Mark in Class 5 consisting of a device of a human having body elements and which they claimed was similar to the applicants mark. The Hearing Officer established that identical goods were at issue and that he must consider normal and fair use of the respective marks in relation to goods within the respective specifications. The Hearing Officer considered that visually the respective marks were very similar and taking account of imperfect recollection, concluded that there was a real likelihood of confusion between the two marks. Opposition succeeded.