In Re Wella A.G.

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• concluding that the USPTO Trial and Appeal Board erred in denying registration of a trademark to a corporate entity when, “there will be no confusion in the marketplace, because, as far as the consuming public is concerned, there is only one [corporate entity].”
• “[O]nly the owner of a mark is entitled to apply for registration.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).