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Intel Corporation Inc. v. CPM United Kingdom Ltd : ウィキペディア英語版 | Intel Corporation Inc. v. CPM United Kingdom Ltd
''Intel Corporation v. CPM United Kingdom Ltd.'',〔Intel Corp. v. CPM United Kingdom, C-252/07, () E.T.M.R. 13〕 (Case 252/2007 ) was a case of the European Court of Justice in which the ECJ interpreted the meaning of Article 4 (4)(a) of the EU Trade Marks Directive. The ECJ considered what elements are required to show that a later mark was causing dilution to an earlier mark. The case laid out a clear basis on which grounds a court can find that trademark dilution has occurred. == Background ==
Intel Corp., a company that produces microprocessors had a UK national trademark, as well as various trademarks in other countries, and an EU-wide community trademark consisting of, or including the word 'INTEL'. CPM United Kingdom had the UK national trademark registration for the word 'INTELMARK' to brand their telemarketing services. Intel claimed that CPM's use of the mark would take unfair advantage of, or be detrimental to, the distinctive character or the repute of the earlier 'INTEL' mark the Trade Marks Act 1994.〔''Ibid'', § 12(The Trade Marks Act is the UK adoption of the EU Trade Marks Directive).〕 Intel brought an action against CPM with the UK Trade Mark Registry, and a Hearing Officer denied the claim on February 1, 2006. Intel appealed the case to the High Court of Justice of England and Wales, and they dismissed the complaint on July 26, 2006. Intel then appealed the decision to the Court of Appeal which then decided that there was a question of European Law and stayed the proceedings while confirming the question about dilution to the ECJ.
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