The legitimacy of plain packaging under international intellectual property law: why there is no right to use a trademark under either the Paris Convention or the TRIPS Agreement

Mark James Davison

The legitimacy of plain packaging under international intellectual property law: why there is no right to use a trademark under either the Paris Convention or the TRIPS Agreement

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Public Health and Plain Packaging of Cigarettes: Legal Issues
Editors	Tania Voon, Andrew D Mitchell, Jonathan Liberman, Glyn Ayres
Place of Publication	Cheltenham UK
Publisher	Edward Elgar Publishing
Pages	81 - 108
Number of pages	28
Edition	1st
ISBN (Print)	9780857939425
Publication status	Published - 2012

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Davison, M. J. (2012). The legitimacy of plain packaging under international intellectual property law: why there is no right to use a trademark under either the Paris Convention or the TRIPS Agreement. In T. Voon, A. D. Mitchell, J. Liberman, & G. Ayres (Eds.), Public Health and Plain Packaging of Cigarettes: Legal Issues (1st ed., pp. 81 - 108). Edward Elgar Publishing.

Davison, Mark James. / The legitimacy of plain packaging under international intellectual property law: why there is no right to use a trademark under either the Paris Convention or the TRIPS Agreement. Public Health and Plain Packaging of Cigarettes: Legal Issues. editor / Tania Voon ; Andrew D Mitchell ; Jonathan Liberman ; Glyn Ayres. 1st. ed. Cheltenham UK : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2012. pp. 81 - 108

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The legitimacy of plain packaging under international intellectual property law: why there is no right to use a trademark under either the Paris Convention or the TRIPS Agreement. / Davison, Mark James.
Public Health and Plain Packaging of Cigarettes: Legal Issues. ed. / Tania Voon; Andrew D Mitchell; Jonathan Liberman; Glyn Ayres. 1st. ed. Cheltenham UK: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2012. p. 81 - 108.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (Book) › Research › peer-review

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Davison MJ. The legitimacy of plain packaging under international intellectual property law: why there is no right to use a trademark under either the Paris Convention or the TRIPS Agreement. In Voon T, Mitchell AD, Liberman J, Ayres G, editors, Public Health and Plain Packaging of Cigarettes: Legal Issues. 1st ed. Cheltenham UK: Edward Elgar Publishing. 2012. p. 81 - 108

The legitimacy of plain packaging under international intellectual property law: why there is no right to use a trademark under either the Paris Convention or the TRIPS Agreement

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