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Napoleon as toilet paper

Napoleon as toilet paper

In Greece the figurative trademark NAPOLEON had been registered for tissues, kitchen- and toilet paper. The logo consists of Napoleon, with a toilet roll in his hand.

The trademark had initially been refused, because it would contain a French state symbol. The highest Greek authority decided differently.

A historical figure cannot be a protected state symbol according to art. 6ter of the Paris Treaty. The trademark was subsequently granted. (Source: Class 46.eu)

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