Gucci'S Guess Dispute Over Trademark Revocation In France

Italy luxury brand Gucci Gucci filed a lawsuit against France's US denim brand Guess for infringement. It seems that Gucci, a European Union that has always been open-minded to intellectual property rights, is hard to win any intellectual property case.

A statement said the company once again won the trademark dispute with Gucci Gucci.

It rejected Gucci Gucci's claim for compensation of 55 million euros for Guess. Instead, the Gucci was asked to pay 30000 euros.

What is more important is that the court ruled that the trademark of the three related "G" designs of Gucci Gucci was invalid, and Gucci Gucci had no right to use these trademarks exclusively.

The judgment of the Paris court is exactly the same as that of the Milan court more than 1 years ago.

In May 2, 2013, the Milan court sentenced Gucci Gucci to prosecute Guess trademark infringement case, and the Milan court's 83 page ruling rejected all the Guccio Gucci SpA of Florence Gucci brand Gucci company.

Meanwhile, the Milan court cancelled the registered trademark of Gucci Gucci rhombus "G" letter LOGO and "Flora", including 3 Italy registered trademarks and 4 EU registered trademarks.

In the case of winning the lawsuit in France again, Guess co founder and chief executive officer Paul Marciano said that in the past 6 years, Gucci Gucci has repeatedly lost its trademark rights and has lost its trademark rights. The similar lawsuit is a waste of time, energy and money, and the two sides should focus their attention on their own businesses.

Appeals will be appealed against Gucci Gucci.

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