EU/ITALY: ECJ rules on liqueur trademark battle
By Keith Nuthall | 12 March 2007
A leading official at the European Court of Justice has requested that a long-running case over the EU registration of a 'lemoncello' lemon peel liquor trademark should be returned to the ECJ's Court of First Instance.
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A leading official at the European Court of Justice has requested that a long-running case over the EU registration of a 'lemoncello' lemon peel liquor trademark should be returned to the ECJ's Court of First Instance.
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