INTA Files Amicus Brief on Contrariety to Accepted Principles of Morality - International Trademark Association

In an amicus brief filed before the Grand Board of Appeal of the European Union Intellectual Property Office, INTA proposes that the ground of refusal/invalidity of a mark should apply only if the majority of the relevant public perceives the content of a mark as violating the accepted principles of morality.

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