Court of Justice (Tenth Chamber) 23 April 2020, C-736/18 P (Gugler France v European Union Intellectual Property Office.)
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The Court dismissed the appeal by Gugler France SA against the General Court's judgment, which had annulled the decision of the EUIPO's First Board of Appeal regarding the invalidity of the contested EU trade mark "GUGLER." The core legal dispute centered on whether there was a likelihood of confusion due to an economic link between Gugler France and Gugler GmbH, which the Court found did not exist, thereby upholding the General Court's assessment. Consequently, Gugler France was ordered to bear its own costs and pay those incurred by Mr. Gugler and EUIPO.AI
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JUDGMENT OF THE COURT (Tenth Chamber) 23 April 2020 (*) (Appeal — EU trade mark — Figurative mark containing the word element GUGLER — Application for a declaration of invalidity brought by Gugler France SA — Economic link between the party seeking a declaration of invalidity and the proprietor of the contested mark — No likelihood of confusion) In Case C‑736/18 P, APPEAL under Article 56 of the
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