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The Spanish Supreme Court rules that the Judge may act as the informed user or “the eye of the beholder” to rule on the infringement of EU registered designs in the case of non-sophisticated designs and products.

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The Spanish Supreme Court rules that the Judge may act as the informed user or “the eye of the beholder” to rule on the infringement of EU registered designs in the case of non-sophisticated designs and products.

Fundamental reforms to the Australian designs system are underway

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