Reports of Cases
2011 II-00185*
Pub somm
Subject-matter
Community trade mark – Action brought by the applicant for word mark ‘Buonfatti’, for goods in Classes 29 and 30, for the annulment of Decision R 340/2007-4 of the Fourth Board of Appeal of the Office for Harmonisation in the Internal Market (OHIM) of 2 October 2009 annulling the decision of the Opposition Division to refuse the opposition lodged by the proprietor of the national word mark and the figurative Community trade mark ‘Bonfait’, for goods in Classes 29 and 30.
Systematic classification scheme
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4 Internal policy of the European Union
4.11 Approximation of laws
4.11.03 European Union trade mark
4.11.03.02 Relative grounds for refusal
4.11.03.02.07 Signs examined
4.11.03.02.07.02 Likelihood of confusion with an earlier mark
4.11.03.02.07.02.01 Word marks applied for
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Citations of case-law or legislation
References in grounds of judgment
Operative part
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Opinion
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Dates
Date of the lodging of the application initiating proceedings
Date of the Opinion
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Date of the hearing
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Date of delivery
28/06/2011
References
Publication in the Official Journal
Application: OJ C 24 from 30.01.2010, p.63
Judgment: OJ C 232 from 06.08.2011, p.24
Name of the parties
Oetker Nahrungsmittel v OHMI - Bonfait (Buonfatti)
Notes on Academic Writings
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Procedural Analysis Information
Source of the question referred for a preliminary ruling
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Subject-matter
- Intellectual, industrial and commercial property
- - Trade marks
Provisions of national law referred to
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Provisions of international law referred to
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Procedure and result
- Actions for annulment : dismissal on substantive grounds
Formation of the Court
première chambre (Tribunal)
Judge-Rapporteur
Frimodt Nielsen
Advocate General
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Language(s) of the Case
Language(s) of the Opinion
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