Art. 52 Bundesgesetz vom 28. August 1992 über den Schutz von Marken und Herkunftsangaben (MSchG) - Feststellungsklage

HG 2024 61 · be (Art. 52 MSchG)

LOSENGS vs. LONGINES Trademark Invalidity

Cited as the procedural basis for the action seeking a declaration of invalidity (Nichtigkeitsklage).

HG 2022 74 · be (Art. 52 MSchG)

Trademark Nullity Based on Likelihood of Confusion (Lucky Mark)

This provision governs the negative declaratory action used by the plaintiff to request the nullity of the trademark.

1A 23 13 · lu (Art. 52 MSchG)

SCHNITTSCHUTZ Trademark: Partial Invalidity for Non-Use, Distinctiveness Upheld

Cited as the legal basis for the declaratory action concerning the existence or non-existence of a right under the Trademark Act, relevant to the finding that the action was inadmissible regarding certain classes.

HG220085 · zh (Art. 52 MSchG)

Trademark Likelihood of Confusion Finding in Pharmaceutical Class 5 Dispute

The main claim concerning the invalidity of the mark was rejected under this article after the court ruled on the substantive merits.

102 2016 243 · fr (Art. 52 LPM)

Trademark Nullity for Non-Use Partially Granted; Likelihood of Confusion Found

Basis for partially admitting the main claim regarding the finding of invalidity of the trademark for classes 9 and 44.

HG190167 · zh (Art. 52 MSchG)

Trademark Infringement and Invalidation Based on Likelihood of Confusion

Basis for granting the counterclaim for the declaration of nullity of the defendant's trademark.

HG190075 · zh (Art. 52 MSchG)

Football Organizer v. Sportswear Manufacturer Regarding Trademark Use

This provision was cited in the context of the main claim regarding the nullity of the mark, which was ultimately dismissed.

C/6464/2018 · ge (art. 52 LPM)

Textile Company v. Chinese Company: Trademark Nullification Due to Likelihood of Confusion

Cited as the basis for the action concerning the finding of a right or legal relationship concerning trademark law.

HG190039 · zh (Art. 52 MSchG)

A.____ vs. B.____ Trademark Infringement and Validity

Cited in the dispositive for the rejection of the nullity claim regarding the trademark.

HG190069 · zh (Art. 52 MSchG)

Trademark Invalidity Due to Bad Faith Registration and Abuse of Rights

Used to establish the factual basis for the declaration that the trademark is void (i.e., the finding that the plaintiff has a legal interest).

ZKEIV.2019.1 · so (Art. 52 des Bundesgesetzes über den Schutz von Marken und Herkunftsangaben (Markenschutzgesetz, MSchG, SR 232.11))

Plaintiff's Right to Register Combined Marks Upheld Based on Prior Settlement Agreement

Cited in the reasoning regarding the basis for a declaratory action concerning trademark rights (though not explicitly in the dispositive orders, it sets the stage for the declaratory relief granted in orders 1-7).

HG170207 · zh (Art. 52 MSchG)

Telecommunications Trademark Dispute Over "ONE" Marks

Used implicitly as the legal basis for the main claim (negative declaratory action for invalidity).

ZK.2016.5 · bs (Art. 52 MSchG)

Landlord v. Former Tenants: Trademark Infringement and Void Trademark Based on Invalid Lease Clause

The procedural basis for accepting the first counterclaim seeking a declaration of invalidity of the trademarks.

HG 2016 2 · be (Art. 52 MSchG)

Swiss Trademark Non-Use Cancellation

This provision establishes the standing for declaratory actions regarding trademark rights, which the court found present (E. 11.3) before proceeding to the merits.

C/1850/2015 · ge (art. 52 LPM)

IKKS v. IKKII Trademark Infringement and Cancellation

Cited as the legal basis for the action seeking a declaration of nullity of the mark.