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Art. 35 Bundesgesetz vom 28. August 1992 über den Schutz von Marken und Herkunftsangaben (MSchG) - Voraussetzung

MSchG; 1. Titel: Marken; 3. Kapitel: Eintragung der Marken
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Art. 35 MSchG · Voraussetzung

Das IGE löscht eine Markeneintragung ganz oder teilweise; wenn: a. der Inhaber die Löschung beantragt; b. die Eintragung nicht verlängert wird; c. die Eintragung durch ein rechtskräftiges richterliches Urteil nichtig erklärt wird; d. die geschützte Ursprungsbezeichnung oder die geschützte geografische Angabe, auf die sich eine geografische Marke stützt, gelöscht wird; e. ein Antrag auf Löschung gutgeheissen wird.

← Art. 34 MSchG Bundesgesetz vom 28. August 1992 über den Schutz von Marken und Herkunftsangaben (MSchG) - Begriff Art. 35a MSchG →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (13)

HG 2024 61 · be (Art. 35 Bst. c MSchG)
LOSENGS vs. LONGINES Trademark Invalidity
Cited as the basis for ordering the communication of the judgment to the IGE so that the trademark registration is deleted.
HG 2022 74 · be (Art. 35 Bst. c MSchG)
Trademark Nullity Based on Likelihood of Confusion (Lucky Mark)
Cited in the communication to the IGE regarding the invalidation of the trademark registration following the judicial decision.
102 2016 243 · fr (Art. 35 ss LPM)
Trademark Nullity for Non-Use Partially Granted; Likelihood of Confusion Found
General reference to the procedure for declaring a trademark invalid, though not explicitly cited in the final orders for the core decision.
C/6464/2018 · ge (art. 35 LPM)
Textile Company v. Chinese Company: Trademark Nullification Due to Likelihood of Confusion
Cited in relation to the duty of the Federal Institute of Intellectual Property to revoke the registration following the finding of nullity.
HG 2013 20 · be (Art. 35 Abs. 1 Bst. c MSchG)
Trademark Invalidity Due to Abusive Registration and Mootness of Expired Mark Counterclaim
Cited alongside Art. 240 ZPO as the procedural basis for notifying the decision to the IGE for execution.
ZK.2016.5 · bs (Art. 35 lit. c MSchG)
Landlord v. Former Tenants: Trademark Infringement and Void Trademark Based on Invalid Lease Clause
Cited regarding the IGE's duty to delete the trademark register upon finality of the invalidity decision.
C/8993/2014 · ge (art. 35 LPM)
Invalidation of Trademarks for Descriptive Watch Terms
Cited in the dispositive to instruct the Federal Institute of Intellectual Property to partially cancel the registration of the two marks.
HG100064 · zh (Art. 35 lit. c MSchG)
Trademark Invalidity for Common Pronoun "YOU"
Justification for notifying the Federal Institute of Intellectual Property to delete the trademarks.
B-1988/2009 (Art. 35 Bst. a MSchG)
"Paris" Trademark Registration Granted with Geographic Origin Clarification
Allows for the restriction of a trademark in the registration process to correct a deceptive list of goods and prevent a misleading impression.
C/4829/2004 · ge (art. 35 lit. c LPM)
Gallup Mark Dispute: Swiss Entity v. US Entity
Cited in the context of the request to declare the nullity of a trademark, as the court established the nullity based on this provision.
ZFE 2005 2 · gr (Art. 35 lit. c MSchG)
Zero Trademark Infringement on Clothing and Invalidity on Eyewear
Cited in connection with the consequence of nullity for an international mark concerning the withdrawal of protection (order 3.1).
HG100064 · zh (Art. 35 lit. c MSchG)
YOU Trademark Nullity and Infringement Dispute
Cited as the basis that requires the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property to delete a trademark registration if it has been declared void by a final judgment.
HG150021 · zh (Art. 35 lit. c MSchG)
Trademark Dispute Regarding C.-Formative Marks and Abusive Registration
Cited in the reasoning explaining that the IGE will proceed with the cancellation based on this article after receiving the judgment.