In Rotterdam a new restaurant was opened under the name The Butcher Club. It claimed that BUTCHER was descriptive and that it could therefore not be a trademark. The court did not agree with this. A butcher is different from a restaurant and therefore BUTCHER is a perfectly distinctive trademark for a restaurant. Since the offered services were identical THE BUTCHER won the case. BUTCHER changed its name into The Meatclub and had to pay the legal costs of THE BUTCHER.