In Re Four Seasons Hotels Limited

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• holding that the consent agreement carries great weight
• “Denial of registration does not deny the owner the right to use the mark . ...”
• parties to agreement offered similar but not identical hotel services in different locations and Applicant would use its mark only in connection with one location
• consent agreements should carry great weight in the likelihood of confusion analysis
• after more than sixty years of coexistence, parties’ agreement that “‘in the event any confusion arises,’ the parties will cooperate with one another to ‘eliminate or minimize’ such confusion, impl[ies] that there has been no confusion in the past”

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