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Art. 57 Bundesgesetz vom 28. August 1992 über den Schutz von Marken und Herkunftsangaben (MSchG) - Einziehung im Zivilverfahren
MSchG; 3. Titel: Rechtsschutz; 1. Kapitel: Zivilrechtlicher Schutz
Art. 57 MSchG · Einziehung im Zivilverfahren
Der Richter kann die Einziehung von Gegenständen, die widerrechtlich mit einer Marke oder einer Herkunftsangabe versehen sind, oder der vorwiegend zu ihrer Herstellung dienenden Einrichtungen, Geräte und sonstigen Mittel anordnen.
Er entscheidet darüber, ob die Marke oder die Herkunftsangabe unkenntlich zu machen ist oder ob die Gegenstände unbrauchbar zu machen, zu vernichten oder in einer bestimmten Weise zu verwenden sind.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (15)
1e71b4d12ab69794137e · ag (Art. 57 MSchG)
Trademark Infringement of Chocolate Easter Bunnies
Grants a claim for the destruction of infringing goods.
HG180077 · zh (Art. 57 MschG)
Trademark Holder v. Importer of Counterfeit Watches (Seizure Limited to Border Measures)
The court ordered the seizure and destruction of the counterfeit goods based on this article.
ZK.2018.7 · bs (Art. 57 Abs. 2 MSchG)
Trademark Infringement and Seizure of Counterfeit Watches
Cited in conjunction with Art. 13 para. 2 lit. d and Art. 13 para. 2 lit. b MSchG to justify the destruction order.
ZK.2018.8 · bs (Art. 57 Abs. 2 MSchG)
Trademark Infringement Upheld on Seizure in Customs Territory
Cited in conjunction with Art. 13 MSchG as a basis for granting the claim for seizure and destruction of the shipment.
HG180175 · zh (Art. 57 MschG)
Default Judgment in Trademark Infringement with Seizure and Disclosure Order
Used to order the confiscation and destruction of goods illegally marked with the plaintiff's trademarks.
HE160467 · zh (Art. 57 MSchG)
Trademark Infringement and Preliminary Injunction Against Liqueur Distribution
Cited in the reasoning (section 5.8) as the basis for the instruction to customs authorities regarding the retention of goods, which is reflected in order 4.
HE160278 · zh (Art. 57 MschG)
Watch Manufacturer v. Unlocated Importer (Counterfeit Seizure)
This article provided the basis for ordering the confiscation and destruction of the counterfeit goods.
HE160329 · zh (Art. 57 MschG)
Trademark Owner v. Importer (Counterfeit Watches)
Allows the court to order the seizure and destruction of goods that are unlawfully marked with a trademark.
HG150117 · zh (Art. 57 MschG)
Watch Manufacturer v. Importer of Allegedly Counterfeit Goods
Although not explicitly cited in the final orders, the order for seizure and destruction (Order 1) is based on the substantive right derived from this article, as established in the reasoning (Section 2.2).
10.2005.7 · ti (art. 57 LPM)
Trademark Infringement and Counterfeit Goods Destruction
This article was the basis for granting the request to order the confiscation and destruction of the counterfeit goods.
10.2001.32 · ti (art. 57 LPM)
Trademark Infringement and Unfair Competition in Retail Signage and Loyalty Programs
Cited as the basis for ordering the confiscation and destruction of infringing materials (printed matter and matrices).
10.2001.32 · ti (art. 57 LPM)
Trademark Infringement: Use of Parallel Imported Goods' Trademarks on Retail Signage and Loyalty Programs
Cited as the legal basis for ordering the confiscation and destruction of advertising materials and matrices in the main petition.
HE160467 · zh (Art. 57 MSchG)
Trademark Infringement and Preliminary Injunction in Spirits Market
Cited in the reasoning section (5.8) to support the instruction to the customs office (4) regarding the impounding of objects illegally marked with the trademark.
HG180077 · zh (Art. 57 MschG)
Swiss Watch Manufacturer v. Consumer (Counterfeit Imports for Private Use)
Used to order the confiscation and destruction of the infringing goods (Right 1).
HG180175 · zh (Art. 57 MschG)
Trademark Infringement and Destruction of Counterfeit Watches
The substantive basis for the order of confiscation and destruction of counterfeit goods (Order 1).