PATENT OFFICE ALLOWS KRAP


The UK Patent Office has issued a new Practice Amendment Notice, which explains the Registry practice concerning offensive trade marks in the light of the LCAP's decision in JESUS JEANS.

Merpel has enjoyed looking at all the examples of offensive trade marks given (with pictures!)

In favour of scandalous marks here
PATENT OFFICE ALLOWS KRAP PATENT OFFICE ALLOWS KRAP Reviewed by Anonymous on Wednesday, March 23, 2005 Rating: 5

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