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Company that manages Interjet Vacations files for bankruptcy

Riviera Maya News open menu Company that manages Interjet Vacations files for bankruptcy January 1, 2021 | Last updated on December 31, 2020 Mexico City, Mexico –The company Resérvalo, which manages the Interjet Vacations brand, reported that on December 23, it formally submitted a request for bankruptcy. “Resérvalo has no corporate relationship with the Interjet airline,” they clarified in a message posted on the Interjet Vacations website, a trademark that is registered with the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property by ABC Airlines (Interjet) that has been seized by the Tax Administration Services (SAT). Due to its financial complications, Interjet has not flown since December 11. Transportes Resérvalo, Sociedad Anónima Promotora de Inversión de Capital Variable was created in 2018, with both partners, José Luis Ramírez Magnani and Eduardo Ramírez Hay, being equal shareholders.

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Double patenting objection is officially introduced into Mexican patent system

Double patenting objections Issuing double patenting objections is a common practice for the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI) when examiners consider that the invention to be protected in a divisional application is already covered or protected by the parent case. However, this kind of objection is commonly based on Articles 43 and 44 of the Industrial Property Law, which still governs the patent system in Mexico for applications filed prior to 5 November 2020 and contains no explicit provision prohibiting double patenting in Mexico. Article 43 of the Industrial Property Law indicates that a patent application must reference a single invention or a group of inventions linked by a single inventive step. Article 44 indicates that, if a patent application does not meet the provisions of Article 43, the IMPI will request the applicant to divide the application. However, both articles are silent in relation to double patenting objections and filing voluntary divisional a

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Other Barks & Bites for Friday, December 11: Tillis Bill Would Make Illegal Streaming a Felony; PTAB Rule Changes Eliminates Presumption Favoring IPR Petitioners; FTC Files Antitrust Suit Against Facebook; EPO Study Shows Exponential Growth of 4IR Tech

Other Barks & Bites for Friday, December 11: Tillis Bill Would Make Illegal Streaming a Felony; PTAB Rule Changes Eliminates Presumption Favoring IPR Petitioners; FTC Files Antitrust Suit Against Facebook; EPO Study Shows Exponential Growth of 4IR Tech
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Why Mexico needs clearer publicity rights | World Trademark Review

Uhthoff, Gómez Vega & Uhthoff - Mexico By Marina Espitia With image rights protected mainly by the Federal Copyright Law, the overlap between an individual’s right to control use of their image and the automatic copyright established on behalf of an author can lead to courtroom conflicts. Image and publicity rights are designed to protect the images of ordinary people and those in the public eye. The term ‘image’ comes from the latin imagines, meaning figure, representation, similarity and appearance of a thing. What is more, Elvia Lucia Flores Ávalos points out in Right to the image and civil responsibility that ‘personal image’ refers to an individual’s physical appearance, which can be captured in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography or video. On that basis, an image right is a right through which a person’s image is protected in order to prevent third parties from capturing or disseminating it without

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Applying Secondary Meaning in Mexico - International Trademark Association

Applying Secondary Meaning in Mexico Published: December 9, 2020 Mauricio Lopez Gonzalez Garza Arochi & Lindner Mexico City, Mexico Catalina Lozada Brown Arochi & Lindner S.C. Mexico City, Mexico Famous & Well-Known Marks Committee Latin American & Caribbean Subcommittee This page is accessible solely to INTA members. We use cookies to understand how this site is used, to improve your user experience, and to provide you with personalized

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