Volume 3:2

Understanding Likelihood of Confusion at Intellectual Law of Azerbaijan

3 Baku St. U. L.Rev. 193 (2017)

Abstract
In this article, problems and lacunae in the legal regulation of trademark law as a part of industrial property law, in general, and likelihood of confusion being a ground for disapproval of registration and cancellation of registered trademark have been studied. Main criteria seeked for determination of likelihood of confusion have been analyzed, required specifications for trademarks within laws of Azerbaijan Republic and case law have been compared with Turkish trademark law taken as a model, and proposals and recommendations for filling in the lacunae in the relevant laws have been given.

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