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- Blacklock’s Bombastic Appeal Memorandum
Blacklock’s has filed its Memorandum in its appeal from Justice Roy’s decision earlier this year that meticulously ruled against it holding that : 1. It is hereby declared that, having purchased the only type of subscription available, which was allowing the acquisition of the password needed to acc … Read more »
- The Indigo Site Blocking Injunction Case
VS. Indigo is seeking a site blocking injunction against pro-Palestinian interests over the use of a TM IndigoKillsKids. See Indigo Books & Music Inc. v. John Doe 1 (Indigo Kills Kids), 2024 FC 1465 (CanLII), The preliminary interim injunction may erroneously muddle TM law with some doubtful Cana … Read more »
- Fictional, Fulsome, and/or False Fulminations Of And About Blacklock’s
Blacklock’s has announced that it will appeal Justice Roy’s decision of May 31, 2024 in 1395804 Ontario Ltd. (Blacklock’s Reporter) v. Canada (Attorney General), 2024 FC 829 (CanLII), . See my recent blog about this here. Here is Blacklock’s Notice of Appeal dated August 30, 2024. This was a very lu … Read more »
- Update re Blacklock’s Lengthy Litany of Losses: What Lies Ahead Following Justice Roy’s Lucid Decision about Licit Behaviour
On June 3, 2024 Barry Sookman promised via a Tweet that he would provide a blog about the Federal Court’s Blacklock’s Reporter (“BR”) decision of May 31, 2024 – which he said was “riddled with flaws”. On August 7, 2024 he followed up with this fulsome blog of some 17 pages in small print PDF. Read … Read more »
- Blacklock’s Botched Blaming & Begging
Blacklock’s Holly Doan has posted a rather hysterical, histrionic, inaccurate, and misleading post that, among other things, misrepresents Prof. Michael Geist’s blog. This Blacklock’s bravura is telling – if for no other reason than its failing to suggest ANY credible ground of appeal of this heavil … Read more »