High Court grants interim injunction in Play It passing off case

Resource type: Legal update: archive

Status: Law stated as at 12-May-2005

Jurisdiction: United Kingdom

In a passing off claim brought by the video game manufacturer Play It, whose logo includes a red ball, the High Court has granted an interim injunction prohibiting the defendant from using the name "I-play" in conjunction with a red ball logo in relation to video games marketed on internet websites.

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  • Resource ID: 5-200-9261
  • Law stated date: 12-May-2005
  • Products:  IP&IT, PLC UK Commercial, PLC UK Public Sector
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