High Court closes litigation floodgates on rehearing Nominet rulings, by Robert Lundie Smith

Robert Lundie Smith, a lawyer in EIP Legal, reports in World Trademark Review Daily about the latest High Court judgement in Toth v Emirates ([2012] EWHC 517 (Ch) March 7, 2012).

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This article first appeared on WTR Daily, part of World Trademark Review, in March 2012.For further information, please go to World Trademark Review.

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High Court closes litigation floodgates on rehearing Nominet rulings, by Robert Lundie Smith

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