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Result
Section 5(2)(b) - Opposition failed
Points Of Interest
Summary
The opponents were proprietors of a registration of the mark ALMAX in Class 5.
The Hearing Officer considered that there was some similarity in the goods "but not a very high degree of similarity". Comparing the marks, the Hearing Officer referring to the only difference between the marks, recorded his view that the letter S "is one which is usually pronounced in a marked manner when placed at the beginning of a word".
When all factors were considered, he decided, there was no likelihood of confusion.