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Court orders registration of “Noq” trademark for Bahraini company in legal victory

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Last updated: 2024/06/18 at 1:51 PM
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The High Administrative Court in Bahrain has ruled in favor of a Bahraini company that applied for the registration of the “Noq” (camel) trademark. The Ministry of Industry and Commerce had initially refused the registration, citing lack of distinctiveness and conflicts with trademark laws. However, the court overturned the decision and ordered the ministry to register the trademark in the company’s name.

The company’s lawyer, Ibtisam Al Sabbagh, argued that the trademark had already been registered in other GCC countries and that similar trademarks based on the concept had also been approved in Bahrain. The court agreed, stating that the trademark had a unique character independent of other trademarks, especially due to its writing style, design, and the image of a camel. The court emphasized that consumers would not be misled by the trademark.

The court also noted that the company had claimed that the ministry had previously approved trademarks with the same concept, a claim that was not contested by the ministry. The court concluded that the decision to reject the registration of the “Noq” trademark was not based on valid reasons and should be annulled. The court ruled to overturn the decision, allowing the company to continue with the registration process under its name.

The ruling by the High Administrative Court highlights the importance of trademark protection and the rights of companies to protect their intellectual property. It also emphasizes the need for consistency in trademark registration decisions and adherence to laws and regulations governing trademarks. The court’s decision sets a precedent for future trademark registration cases in Bahrain, ensuring that companies are treated fairly and are able to protect their brands.

The case also underscores the significance of trademarks in distinguishing goods and services and establishing brand identity. Trademarks play a vital role in consumer perception, market competition, and brand recognition. The court’s acknowledgment of the uniqueness of the “Noq” trademark and its acceptance in other GCC countries reflects the international recognition of the company’s brand and the importance of protecting it.

The court’s decision to order the ministry to pay the fees, expenses, and legal costs associated with the case sends a strong message about accountability and the consequences of unjust decisions. It emphasizes the importance of fair and transparent processes in trademark registration and highlights the need for careful consideration of all factors when evaluating trademark applications. The ruling ultimately upholds the rights of the company to protect its intellectual property and ensures that it can continue to build and strengthen its brand in the market.

Overall, the ruling in favor of the Bahraini company in the “Noq” trademark registration case demonstrates the significance of trademark protection, the importance of following trademark laws and regulations, and the need for consistency and fairness in trademark registration decisions. The court’s decision sets a positive precedent for trademark registration cases in Bahrain, reaffirming the rights of companies to protect their brands and intellectual property. It also highlights the crucial role of trademarks in establishing brand identity, distinguishing goods and services, and fostering consumer trust and loyalty.

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