Should European Trade Mark Law Include an Explicit Parody Exception as a Limitation to Trade Mark Rights? : A focus on consumers of trade marks with reputation

This thesis seeks to determine whether or not the inclusion of an explicit parody exception would be beneficial for EU trade mark law. The thesis presents all the variables that need to be taken into account in the decision, putting a special emphasis in the importance of considering the negative ef...

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Main Author: Carmona López, Marta
Format: Others
Language:English
Published: Uppsala universitet, Juridiska institutionen 2019
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Law
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spelling ndltd-UPSALLA1-oai-DiVA.org-uu-3855312019-07-02T09:59:01ZShould European Trade Mark Law Include an Explicit Parody Exception as a Limitation to Trade Mark Rights? : A focus on consumers of trade marks with reputationengCarmona López, MartaUppsala universitet, Juridiska institutionen2019Trade mark lawfreedom of expressionEuropean Uniontrade mark ownertrade markparodistparodyconsumersocietyeconomic efficiency.LawJuridikThis thesis seeks to determine whether or not the inclusion of an explicit parody exception would be beneficial for EU trade mark law. The thesis presents all the variables that need to be taken into account in the decision, putting a special emphasis in the importance of considering the negative effects that a hypothetical inclusion can have on the consumers of the parodied reputed trade marks as this variable has been widely disregarded among scholars. Moreover, in this thesis it is considered that an explicit inclusion of the parody exception in EU trade mark law might be recommended for cases of non-commercial expression and mixed expression but not for cases of merely commercial expression.  Student thesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesistexthttp://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-385531application/pdfinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
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topic Trade mark law
freedom of expression
European Union
trade mark owner
trade mark
parodist
parody
consumer
society
economic efficiency.
Law
Juridik
spellingShingle Trade mark law
freedom of expression
European Union
trade mark owner
trade mark
parodist
parody
consumer
society
economic efficiency.
Law
Juridik
Carmona López, Marta
Should European Trade Mark Law Include an Explicit Parody Exception as a Limitation to Trade Mark Rights? : A focus on consumers of trade marks with reputation
description This thesis seeks to determine whether or not the inclusion of an explicit parody exception would be beneficial for EU trade mark law. The thesis presents all the variables that need to be taken into account in the decision, putting a special emphasis in the importance of considering the negative effects that a hypothetical inclusion can have on the consumers of the parodied reputed trade marks as this variable has been widely disregarded among scholars. Moreover, in this thesis it is considered that an explicit inclusion of the parody exception in EU trade mark law might be recommended for cases of non-commercial expression and mixed expression but not for cases of merely commercial expression. 
author Carmona López, Marta
author_facet Carmona López, Marta
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title Should European Trade Mark Law Include an Explicit Parody Exception as a Limitation to Trade Mark Rights? : A focus on consumers of trade marks with reputation
title_short Should European Trade Mark Law Include an Explicit Parody Exception as a Limitation to Trade Mark Rights? : A focus on consumers of trade marks with reputation
title_full Should European Trade Mark Law Include an Explicit Parody Exception as a Limitation to Trade Mark Rights? : A focus on consumers of trade marks with reputation
title_fullStr Should European Trade Mark Law Include an Explicit Parody Exception as a Limitation to Trade Mark Rights? : A focus on consumers of trade marks with reputation
title_full_unstemmed Should European Trade Mark Law Include an Explicit Parody Exception as a Limitation to Trade Mark Rights? : A focus on consumers of trade marks with reputation
title_sort should european trade mark law include an explicit parody exception as a limitation to trade mark rights? : a focus on consumers of trade marks with reputation
publisher Uppsala universitet, Juridiska institutionen
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