The expression “battle of the forms” refers to a dispute between two parties as to whose standard terms and conditions are incorporated into the contract between them. It typically occurs when party A offers to buy goods from party B on A’s standard terms and B says that it accepts the offer on the basis of its own standard terms.
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A Cornucopia of IP Infringement: Condé Nast secures IPEC trade mark dispute win over exclusive event ticket advertising
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court has delivered an important judgment for brand owners, finding that advertising tickets to exclusive events using registered trade marks amounted to trade mark infringement and passing off. In this article, Head of IP Disputes Alec Cameron examines the court's decision.








