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Second Circuit· 3/28/2007

ITC Ltd. v. Punchgini, Inc.

Citations

  • 482 F.3d 135
  • 82 U.S.P.Q. 2d (BNA) 1414
  • 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 7215

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  • holding that “trademark rights are acquired and maintained through use of a particular mark.... This is true even of marks that have been registered with the Patent and Trademark Office”
  • holding that sales occurring three years after presumption period were “insufficient to support the necessary inference that, in the non-use period, [the owner] maintained an intent to resume use”
  • holding that sales occurring three years after presumption period were “insufficient to support the necessary inference that, in the non-use period, [the owner] maintained an intent to resume use”
  • noting that “courts have generally held that a trademark owner cannot rebut a presumption of abandonment merely by asserting a subjective intent to resume use of the mark at some later date”
  • finding no right to protection for “well known marks” under Sections 44(b) and 44(h) of the Lanham Act
  • granting summary judgment for the party asserting an abandonment claim because the nonmoving party failed to furnish evidence of its intent to resume use of a mark

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Judges: Raggi, Straub

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