Has the ECJ's expanded list of functions widened the scope of trademark protection?
While the dust settled on the L’Oreal v Bellure
decision some time ago, clarification is still needed
on recognised functions of a trademark. Without this,
there is a danger that the treatment of marks will run
contrary to the core purpose of trademarks as economic
tools in an effective competitive marketplace
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