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Result
Opposition, Section 5(2)(b): Failed. Opposition, Section 5(3): Failed.
Points Of Interest
Summary
The opposition was based on registrations of the opponents’ mark AEROCELL in Class 9.
The Hearing Officer noted that the respective goods in class 9 were clearly identical (batteries). However, he also found that the applicants’ Class 11 goods, “torches and flash-lights”. “Although complementary their nature and uses are totally different.”
Having compared the marks, however, the Hearing Officer found no likelihood of confusion.
The Section 5(3) ground failed also; the opponents’ evidence had not demonstrated reputation, and in any case they had not shown anything demonstrating possible detriment.