Feb 5, 2012 · “MacJoy” is accompanied by a picture of a (cartoonish) chicken while “McDonald’s” is accompanied by the arches “M”. The color schemes between the two are also different. …

Dec 8, 2017 · In the case at bar, the Supreme Court ruled that “ McDonald ’ s ” and “ MacJoy ” marks are confusingly similar with each other such that an ordinary purchaser can conclude an …

The Supreme Court ruled that McDonald's Corporation's marks ("McDonald's", "Big Mac", etc.) and MacJoy Fastfood Corporation's proposed mark "MACJOY & DEVICE" are confusingly …

The word "MacJoy" comes with the picture of a chicken head with cap and bowtie and wings sprouting on both sides, while the word "McDonald’s" comes with an arches "M" in gold colors, …

Mar 1, 2007 · Macjoy denied the allegations and further argued that it has first use of the Macjoy and device mark in Cebu city, having opened its restaurant business in 1987, long before …

"MACJOY & DEVICE" so resembles its corporate logo, otherwise known as the Golden Arches or "M" design, and its marks "McDonalds," McChicken," "MacFries," "BigMac," "McDo," …

Petitioner opposed said application, claiming that the trademark “MACJOY & DEVICE” so resembles its corporate logo, otherwise known as the Golden Arches or “M” design and its …

McDonald's claims that their logo and use of their name would falsely tend to suggest a connection with MacJoy's services and food products, thus, constituting a fraud upon the …

Nov 12, 2004 · The "Macjoy & Device" mark is dissimilar in color, design, spelling, size, concept and appearance to the McDonald's marks. (Words in brackets supplied.) Hence, the …

In 2004, McDonald's sued Cebu-based fast food restaurant MacJoy for using a very similar trade name. In its defense, MacJoy insisted that it was the first user of the mark under the title …