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C-494/15 – Tommy Hilfiger: No Difference between Online and Real World Marketplaces for IP Enforcement

C-494/15 – Tommy Hilfiger: No Difference between Online and Real World Marketplaces for IP Enforcement

Aug 11, 2016 | Ethics, Intellectual property and Copyright, Internet regulation, Trade marks

In the following piece, Christina Angelopoulos, post-doc researcher at the Information Law and Policy Centre of the University of London, analyses the recent judgment of the CJEU in case C-494/15 Tommy Hilfiger. The post was originally published on the Kluwer...

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