Numerous documents supporting Apple's case against Proview over the ownership of the iPad trademark have been posted online by AllThingsD.
Proview is now seeking $2 billion in damages from Apple for using the mark; however, Apple says it purchased the rights to the trademark but Proview refuses to transfer them over.
"We bought Proview's worldwide rights to the iPad trademark in 10 different countries several years ago. Proview refuses to honor their agreement with Apple, and a Hong Kong court has sided with Apple in this matter."
Additional documents obtained by AllThingD include email from a representative of Proview Technology - not the other affiliate - to Apple's representative regarding the deal, as well as a copy of the agreement itself.
Take a look at some of Apple's supporting documents below...
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Proview is now seeking $2 billion in damages from Apple for using the mark; however, Apple says it purchased the rights to the trademark but Proview refuses to transfer them over.
"We bought Proview's worldwide rights to the iPad trademark in 10 different countries several years ago. Proview refuses to honor their agreement with Apple, and a Hong Kong court has sided with Apple in this matter."
Additional documents obtained by AllThingD include email from a representative of Proview Technology - not the other affiliate - to Apple's representative regarding the deal, as well as a copy of the agreement itself.
Take a look at some of Apple's supporting documents below...
Read More