Press Application for Access to Judicial Records in Case No. 23-Sc-31, in the Matter of the Search of Information That is Stored at Premises Controlled by Twitter, Inc.

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• finding that 7 although the word in question was “descriptive” and therefore “cannot be registered” “as a 8 trademark for the described product,” “[t]his fact is of no assistance to” the petitioner’s 9 argument that the “registration was obtained fraudulently”
• “[A] descriptive word in a foreign language 10 cannot be registered in the United States as a trademark for the described product.”
• “[A] descriptive word in a foreign language cannot be registered in the United States 5 as a trademark for the described product.”
• “Any ‘duty’ owed by an 12 applicant for trademark registration must arise out of the statutory requirements of the 13 Lanham Act.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).