Morcom, Roughton and Malynicz

Part I - General Introduction; 1. Subject-matter and history of the law; Part II - Registered Marks; 2. The Comptroller-General and the registry; 3. Representation at the registry; 4. Definition of a trade mark; 5. Registrability; 6. Conflict with earlier rights; 7. Loss of rights and rectification; 8. The application for registration; 9. Procedures after acceptance and after registration; 10. Special categories of trade marks; 11. Registered trade marks as property; 12. Infringement and protection of well-known marks; 13. Threats; Part III - Passing Off and Miscellaneous; 14. Passing off; 15. Malicious falsehood, trade libel, defamation and emergency; Part IV - Special Topics; 16. Exhaustion of rights; 17. The Internet; 18. Protected Designations of Origin and Protected Geographical Indications; Part V - Civil Proceedings; 16. Domestic Procedure and Remedies; 17. Procedure in the European Court of Justice and Court of First Instance; Part VI - Customs and Criminal Offences; 18. Border controls - the domestic procedure and domestic proceedings; 19. Border controls - the European procedure; 20. Criminal Aspects of the law of Trade Marks; Part VII - International Treaties; 21. International registration under the Madrid Protocol; 22. The Paris Convention and the TRIPS Agreement; Part VIII - The Community Trade Mark; 23. The Community Trade Mark Regulation and its implementation in the UK; 24. The Community Trade Mark Regulation: the law relating to trade marks; 25. Applications for Community trade marks; 26. Registration procedure; 27. Maintenance of the Community trade mark and cessation or loss of rights; 28. Procedure before the Office; 29. Appeals; 30. Community collective Marks; 31. Proceedings for infringement