Alia Pugacheva loses trademark 'Kristina' to confectioner
Alia Pugacheva lost the trademark 'Kristina,' which she had held since 1997, after a court ruled in favor of confectioner Kristina Martirosyan, who sought to use her own name for her cakes. The dispute began in 2020 and lasted nearly half a year.
Consensus
- Alia Pugacheva lost the trademark 'Kristina' after a legal dispute.
- Pugacheva had held the trademark since 1997.
- The trademark was contested by Kristina Martirosyan, a confectioner from Novy Urengoy.
- Martirosyan filed a lawsuit in 2020 to register her own 'Kristina' brand.
- Pugacheva fought the case for about half a year.
- The court ruled in favor of Martirosyan.
- Pugacheva stopped renewing some trademarks after moving abroad.
- Each trademark renewal costs approximately 20,000 rubles.
- Pugacheva previously lost the trademark 'Baronessa von Orbach'.
- Pugacheva retained the trademark 'Ala'.
Points of divergence
- The legal protection of the trademark was partially terminated in 2020, and the final loss occurred later. — vm
- The trademark covered 18 classes of goods and services, including clothing, headwear, toys, beverages, tobacco products, and educational and leisure services. — vm
- Pugacheva last renewed the trademark in 2016, with exclusive rights valid until April 25, 2026. — vm
Coverage (4 sources)
- Anna Pугачева lost rights to the trademark 'Kristina' because of the confectioner — РИАМО
- Mash: Alla Pugacheva lost the brand "Kristina" — Вести
- Mash: Alla Pugacheva lost the brand 'Kristina', which she owned since 1997 — Вечерняя Москва
- Alla Pugacheva lost the "Kristina" brand — she owned the trademark rights since 1997. — Mash
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