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Two Oceans wine advertising misleading

 4/10/2010
Road Accident Fund Act challenge to be heard 1 March 2010

 4/10/2010
Claims of competition law inadequacy

 30/09/2010
Woolworths' lovebirds held for ransom

 30/09/2010
Africa gears up for the enforcement of competition laws

 30/09/2010
International Trade Mark Registrations designating Mozambique

 30/09/2010
High Court declines to follow Reddot judgment

 30/09/2010
Minister of Transport applies to have the Road Accident Fund Act constitutional challenge postponed

 30/09/2010
LSSA / Minister of Transport application commenced on 1 March 2010

 30/09/2010
Day two in the LSSA’S Constitutional challenge to the RAF Amendment Act (2 March 2010)

 30/09/2010
Delay in the commencement of the Consumer Protection Act

 28/09/2010
Does South Africa's Competition Act apply to doing business in Africa?

 27/09/2010
The business impact of intellectual property laws in South Africa

 27/09/2010
Intellectual property rights of soccer stadiums to be protected

 27/09/2010
LSSA / RAF – Application for leave to appeal set down for August

 27/09/2010
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  Featured news New labelling requirements for textile goods
As from 14 April 2007, new labelling requirements will come into effect in South Africa which requires textile goods, from carpeting through to clothing and footwear to have applied to them in a conspicuous and legible manner in a permanent way, an indication of the country from which the products originated. 		  Featured office: ARIPO
Inquiry: aripo@adamsadams.com 		 
Featured person:
Rogers, Howard
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Trade Mark Attorney
Tel: +27 (0) 12 432 6306

 

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