Trademark application over Land Rover shapes fails

Trademark application over Land Rover shapes fails
Land Rover trademark. Picture: PA

Bosses at Jaguar Land Rover have failed in bid to register the shapes of versions of the Land Rover Defender as trademarks.

The UK Intellectual Property Office had refused trademark applications for the shapes of the Land Rover Defender 90 and Land Rover Defender 110 after an official decided that the shapes lacked “distinctiveness”.

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