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1. The plaintiff's claim is dismissed.
2. The costs of lawsuit shall be borne by the Plaintiff.
Reasons
1. Basic facts
(a) Registration number 1)/ application date/registration date of the registered design of this case: The product that is the object of the design registration: C/D/E 2: A description of the design, the main points and drawings of the design creation, the main points of the design creation, and drawings: The defendant;
(b) Articles subject to confirmation 1) Design: A photograph of water-used bedclothes 2): The plaintiff (attached Form 2):
C. 1) The comparative design 1 (No. 5) is a design related to the "BABY SING SAT" registered as the US Design US D484,941 S. on January 6, 2004. The drawings (attached Form 3-1); 2) the comparative design 2 (Evidence 6) (Evidence 6) published on March 17, 2006, published in the Patent Gazette, published on March 17, 2006. The drawings (attached Form 3-2) are as follows.
3) A design for an infant, published in the Patent Gazette of the U.S. Patent Registration Des. 289,465 (No. 7 Evidence) registered on April 28, 1987, which is a design for the comparison design 3 (No. 7), published in the Patent Gazette of the U.S. Patent Registration No. 289,465 (No. 289,465), and its drawings (attached Form 3-3; 4) the comparative design 4 (Evidence No. 8; 4) the Patent Registration Des. 329,278 of the U.S. Patent Registration No. 4 (Evidence No. 8) registered on September 8, 1992, is a design for an infant bather published in the Patent Gazette of the U.S. Patent Registration No. 329,278 (INFT). The drawings are as shown in [Attachment 3-4].
5) On May 19, 1981, Des. 259,274 of the U.S. Patent Registration No. 5 (No. 9) of the comparable Design 5 (Evidence A), which was registered on May 19, 1981, filed a petition for an affirmative trial to confirm the scope of a patent, asserting that the design is similar to the registered design of this case and falls under the scope of a protection,” and that the drawings (attached Form 3-5) are the same. D. On May 22, 2014, the Defendant filed a petition for an affirmative trial to confirm the scope of a patent, asserting that “the design subject to confirmation falls under the scope of a protection, as similar to the registered design of this case.”
2. The Intellectual Property Tribunal shall file the above appeal.