The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) has its own independent trademark registration system within its borders and enforces trademark protection under the Trademarks Law (Chapter 268).

In recent years, the “bad faith” element in oppositions against trademark applications has gained increasing recognition and weight in both national and international case law. Notably, in Turkey, a significant rise has been observed in the acceptance rates of bad faith-based oppositions before the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office (TÜRKPATENT).

The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) has an independent trademark registration system with its own laws, institutions, and...

Trademark law plays a crucial role in combating counterfeit products and evaluating consumer perception. However, the methods...

The World Intellectual Property Organization’s (WIPO) newest Intellectual Property (IP) Youth Ambassador is 22-year-old Oxana Zaporoniuc...

The concept of trademarking is essential in protecting a brand's identity, helping distinguish a company's goods or services from those...

The EU law's approach to the obligation to use of trademark will be firstly analysed within the framework of the CJEU judgments (Court of...

The Industrial Property Law No. 6769 (hereinafter referred to as the “IPL”), which is the main statute on trademarks in Turkish law,...

A trade secret is information kept confidential and legally protected, which provides a company with an economic advantage over its...

Trademarks including letters from other alphabets are usually an issue during the similarity evaluations. In Türkiye, the registry of the...

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In the dynamic landscape of trademark consultancy, legal services hold great significance for sustainable success and growth. Beyond...

In a world where commerce transcends borders, securing your brand's identity becomes paramount.