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14

本月專題

商標有致產地來源誤認誤信之判斷

106.07 智慧財產權月刊 VOL.223

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see

also European Union Intellectual Property Office, Guideline for Examination of European Union

Trade Marks, Part B Examination, Section 4 Absolute Grounds for Refusal, Chapter 8, Descriptive Trade

Marks Article 7(1)(g), at p.6 (“The sign could evoke in the consumers’ minds some impressions/expectations

as tothe geographical origin of the goods or of the designer thereof that may not correspondto reality.

For example, trade marks such as

ALESSANDRO PERETTI

or

GIUSEPPE LANARO

(invented

examples) covering clothing or fashion goods in general may suggest to the relevant public that

these goods are designed and produced by an Italian stylist, which may not be the case.”)(hereinafter

“Guideline for Examination of EUTM).

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See

In re Miracle Tuesday, LLC. 695 F.3d 1339, 1344 (Fed. Cir. 2012)(“The second inquiry under

this element asks whether the goods will in fact originate from the named place. It is undisputed that

goods may be deemed to originate in a geographic location if they are manufactured there. Origin

can be predicated on factors other than manufacture, however, where the circumstances justify such a

connection. Indeed, at oral argument, the PTO conceded that, in appropriate circumstances,

¦

the place

of design can be enough.

§

Similarly, if the goods contain a main component or ingredient from the

place identified in the mark, that connection can be sufficient to find that the goods originate from that

place. And, a product might be found to originate from a place where the applicant has its headquarters

or research and development facilities, even when the manufacturing facilities are elsewhere.”)

(Citations omitted).

20

Id

. at 1345 (“Accordingly, the fact that Mr. Klifa lived in Paris over twenty-five years ago is insufficient

to establish that the goods to now be marketed under the proposed mark originate there. On this record,

there is no evidence that Mr. Klifa's activities while he lived in Paris had anything to do with designing

handbags or the other goods identified in the application. Nor is there any evidence that Mr. Klifa

exhibited any of the types of goods at issue at the Parisian trade shows he attended. Given the statutory

focus on the geographic origin of the goods, Miracle Tuesday's attempts to shift the inquiry to the

historical origin of the designer must fail.”)