Reza Badamchi discusses a recent case involving an Iranian and a Belgian company in this post for Class 46.
In 2020, an Iranian company submitted an application to register a trade mark for confectionery and sweets business. The trade mark had already been registered by a Belgian company but the Iranian company had a letter of consent issued by the Belgian owner.
The Iranian Trade Mark Office rejected the application on the grounds that the mark in question was already registered by the Belgian company that had issued the letter of consent.
Please read the full article at the followig link on MARQUES:
https://www.marques.org/blogs/class46?XID=BHA5306
