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The Appellate Division dismissed the appeal ex tempore, with costs fixed at $50,000 (all in) to be paid by GTLA to the respondents and the usual consequential orders.

The High Court dismissed the claim in its entirety.

Chan Seng Onn SJ dismissed KST's claim against the estate and, as a result, the estate's claims against the three third parties.

The court allowed the claim in part.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal.

Dedar Singh Gill J dismissed Beauty Nation's claims for copyright infringement, trade mark infringement and passing off.

The High Court dismissed the claim in its entirety.

The court allowed the claim, holding that no distribution agreement existed and that Encore had infringed Tiger's copyright in "Moon Man" under s 146(1) of the Copyright Act 2021.

The High Court dismissed the defendant’s application to strike out the claim.

Dedar Singh Gill J dismissed Beauty Nation's claims for copyright infringement, trade mark infringement and passing off.

Andre Maniam J allowed the claims in part on liability.

The High Court dismissed the claims for trade mark infringement and for passing off, finding no infringing use and no misrepresentation.

Dedar Singh Gill J allowed the plaintiffs' claims in part: the infringement and passing off claims succeeded in part, with an inquiry as to damages (or an account of profits) and an injunction, and…

Dedar Singh Gill J dismissed Beauty Nation's claims for copyright infringement, trade mark infringement and passing off.

The Appellate Division allowed the appeal in part, describing it as largely allowed.

Dedar Singh Gill J allowed the plaintiffs' claims in part: the infringement and passing off claims succeeded in part, with an inquiry as to damages (or an account of profits) and an injunction, and…

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal.

The High Court allowed the claim in part, awarding the claimant statutory damages of $200,000.00 rather than the sum it sought, and awarded costs to the claimant.

Dedar Singh Gill J dismissed Beauty Nation's claims for copyright infringement, trade mark infringement and passing off.

The High Court dismissed the defendant’s application to strike out the claim.

The High Court allowed the claim in part: it held that the patent was valid but not infringed, and found both defendants liable for passing off.

Dedar Singh Gill J dismissed the plaintiffs' claims, while the defendant's counterclaim succeeded in part.

The High Court allowed the claim in part: it held that the patent was valid but not infringed, and found both defendants liable for passing off.

The Appellate Division allowed the appeal in part, describing it as largely allowed.

The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal, holding that the claim failed at the threshold because the words were not used as a trade mark and, in any event, the mark and signs were dissimilar.

The High Court dismissed the claims for trade mark infringement and for passing off, finding no infringing use and no misrepresentation.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal in part.

The High Court allowed the claim in part.

The court awarded TOWA damages of ¥386,942,396, computed by consent on the clarified parameters.

Lee Seiu Kin J allowed Towa's damages claims in part.

The Assistant Registrar allowed the application in part, granting the confidentiality club on agreed terms with Apple's two-tier regime, so that Restricted Confidential Documents were limited to…

The Assistant Registrar allowed the application in part, granting the confidentiality club on agreed terms with Apple's two-tier regime, so that Restricted Confidential Documents were limited to…

Dedar Singh Gill J dismissed Beauty Nation's claims for copyright infringement, trade mark infringement and passing off.

Dedar Singh Gill J dismissed Beauty Nation's claims for copyright infringement, trade mark infringement and passing off.

The High Court allowed the claim in part: it held that the patent was valid but not infringed, and found both defendants liable for passing off.

The court allowed the plaintiffs' claims in part.

The court ordered Triple D to pay Fanco $316,590.18 as the profits made from its passing off, with interest at 5.33% per annum from 1 February 2022, the midpoint of the material period, until payment.

The High Court allowed the appeal in part.

The High Court allowed the appeal in part.

The court allowed the claim in part.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal in part.

Dedar Singh Gill J dismissed the plaintiffs' claims, while the defendant's counterclaim succeeded in part.

Dedar Singh Gill J dismissed the plaintiffs' claims, while the defendant's counterclaim succeeded in part.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and set aside the High Court's order, so the "Prosecco" GI must be allowed to proceed to registration.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and set aside the High Court's order, so the "Prosecco" GI must be allowed to proceed to registration.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and set aside the High Court's order, so the "Prosecco" GI must be allowed to proceed to registration.

The High Court dismissed Encore's application, declined to order that the simplified process did not apply, directed that the claim proceed under Part 2 of the rules, and made no order for costs at…