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[Title] => SC junks trademark suit filed by Philip Morris vs Fortune Tobacco
[Summary] => Business tycoon Lucio Tan won yesterday another victory before the Supreme Court after the High Court junked the infringement of trademark case filed by Philip Morris, Inc. and its subsidiaries against Tan’s Fortune Tobacco Corp.
In a 23-page decision penned by Associate Justice Cancio Garcia, the High Court’s second division affirmed the Court of Appeals ruling which declared that the similarities in Philip Morris and Fortune’s trademarks are insufficient to cause confusion and deception tantamount to infringement.
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[Title] => SC junks trademark suit filed by Philip Morris vs Fortune Tobacco
[Summary] => Business tycoon Lucio Tan won yesterday another victory before the Supreme Court after the High Court junked the infringement of trademark case filed by Philip Morris, Inc. and its subsidiaries against Tan’s Fortune Tobacco Corp.
In a 23-page decision penned by Associate Justice Cancio Garcia, the High Court’s second division affirmed the Court of Appeals ruling which declared that the similarities in Philip Morris and Fortune’s trademarks are insufficient to cause confusion and deception tantamount to infringement.
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[Title] => SC to join fight vs piracy
[Summary] => The Supreme Court will always uphold intellectual property rights notwithstanding the proliferation of pirated products in the country.
Speaking before the recent International Symposium on Networking of Training Centers and Court in ASEAN in Bangkok, Thailand, Associate Justice Consuelo Ynares-Santiago said the judiciary must coordinate with Congress and the executive branch for the government to effectively enforce the law on intellectual property.
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In a 23-page decision penned by Associate Justice Cancio Garcia, the High Court’s second division affirmed the Court of Appeals ruling which declared that the similarities in Philip Morris and Fortune’s trademarks are insufficient to cause confusion and deception tantamount to infringement.
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[Summary] => Business tycoon Lucio Tan won yesterday another victory before the Supreme Court after the High Court junked the infringement of trademark case filed by Philip Morris, Inc. and its subsidiaries against Tan’s Fortune Tobacco Corp.
In a 23-page decision penned by Associate Justice Cancio Garcia, the High Court’s second division affirmed the Court of Appeals ruling which declared that the similarities in Philip Morris and Fortune’s trademarks are insufficient to cause confusion and deception tantamount to infringement.
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Speaking before the recent International Symposium on Networking of Training Centers and Court in ASEAN in Bangkok, Thailand, Associate Justice Consuelo Ynares-Santiago said the judiciary must coordinate with Congress and the executive branch for the government to effectively enforce the law on intellectual property.
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