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Cologne Regional Court Upholds Injunction Against AEKE for Infringing Speediance's Registered Gym Monster Design
Source: PR Newswire
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A German court ruled that AEKE’s fitness equipment infringes Speediance’s registered EU design and issued an injunction barring AEKE from advertising, offering, or selling the infringing products in Germany. The decision supports Speediance’s IP enforcement position in the EU fitness equipment market, which is likely modestly positive for its competitive outlook.
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