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Manolo Blahnik Prevails: The other Shoe has dropped in China!
- 25th Jul 2022
- Posted by: Barnard Inc
- Categories: Barnard Briefs, Copyright, Intellectual Property, Latest News
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The Pretoria High Court has declared that Section 7(3)(a) of the Divorce Act is inconsistent with the Constitution and invalid to the extent that it results in unfair discrimination in respect of ‘out of community of property’ marriages.
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Are compulsory licenses an alternative to Covid-19 patent waivers?
- 24th Mar 2022
- Posted by: Barnard Inc
- Categories: Barnard Briefs, COVID-19, Intellectual Property, Latest News, Patents
Should Covid-19 vaccine patent waiver negotiations fail, legislation in South Africa provides for compulsory court-order licenses.
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Covid Hair Don’t Care! And other strange pandemic trademarks
- 16th Nov 2020
- Posted by: Barnard Inc
- Categories: Intellectual Property, Latest News
According to the International Trademark Association (INTA), trademark applications comprising the terms “coronavirus,” “COVID-19,” and other associated words have flooded IP offices globally.
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Intellectual Property solutions for Fintech Startups and Inventions
- 5th Nov 2020
- Posted by: Barnard Inc
- Categories: Intellectual Property, Latest News
Intellectual property rights are an obvious consideration for tech entrepreneurs who should define and protect their IP with registrations and documentation, especially when working with multiple third parties.
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It’s back to the canvas, with new pencils, for the Copyright Amendment Bill
- 25th Jun 2020
- Posted by: Barnard Inc
- Categories: Intellectual Property, Latest News
President Cyril Ramaphosa has returned the controversial Copyright Amendment Bill and the Performers’ Protection Amendment Bill to the National Assembly for review.
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