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Wednesday, 24 March 2010 09:13 |
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A post script to the talk given in February about Passing-off: The New Zealand Wine Growers’ Association has successfully blocked a bid by French wine maker Lacheteau to register the name Kiwi Cuvée for a range of its wines sold in Australia. The main ground of opposition was that the name has a connotation which would be likely to deceive or cause confusion; in this case that the wines, if they were sold under such a name, would give the impression that their country of origin was New Zealand. For further information, go to www.australianpatentlaw.com.
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