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    Henry Goh Intellectual Property Updates

    Henry Goh: Patent, Trade Mark and Design Agents

    Henry Goh Intellectual Property Updates discusses recent developments in the IP industry and how they will affect business and enterprise. It includes the insights, analysis and opinions of Henry Goh’s highly-regarded team of professionals.

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    IN THE CURRENT ISSUE:

    Care Needed when claiming priority

    In the recent English High Court case of Edwards Lifesciences AG vs Cook Biotech Incorporated ([2009] EWHC 1304 (Pat)), the honourable Mr Justice Kitchin decided that the priority claim in Cook's European patent was invalid on the ground that at the time of filing their application, Cook were not the successor in title of the applicants of the priority application. By Dave A Wyatt.

    Changes in Singapore Patents Legislation

    Singapore’s patent laws are due to undergo important changes possibly in the year 2010. Of the myriad of proposed changes two are examined here in greater detail. By Ameen Kalani.

    Welcome "INN"

    International Nonproprietary Names (INN) are recognized by the World Heath Organization (WHO) to identify pharmaceutical substances or ingredients; globally recognized as public property. These generic names cannot be registered as trade marks to avoid confusion and jeopardizing public health & safety. By Lim Eng Leong.

    ID Quickie

    The case of Koh Chui Ngoh t/a Perniagaan Lily v Magicboo Beauty Sdn Bhd [2009] MLJU 0168 is one unusual case that intertwined the tort of passing off with a registered industrial design. By Azlina A Khalid.

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