Invicta defeated Prince Harry in a legal battle. After the celebrations for the Queen’s Jubilee – which saw the prince and his wife Harry return to London together after more than two years, but remaining as secluded as possible – the second son of Charles and Diana had to take note of another thorny issue .
Invicta, historic Turin brand of backpacks and more, won the case against the duke who will therefore have to renounce the “Invictus” brandwhich refers to its Games created in 2014 – through its association – in honor of war veterans. “I’m Invictus” recited the billboard being screened by Harry on a BBC show to present his initiative.
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To decide the court that ruled that the Duke of Sussex cannot register the trademarkor, that he should also have signed clothing, backpacks and gadgets. According to reports The Times, because this would have generated confusion in the public, accustomed to associating the word Invicta with the Italian brand and its products. Mainly because of some letters of the Invictus logo, judged by the judges to be too similar. The verdict dates back to last month, but it was only announced in recent days. After the trip to London. THE Sussexas scheduled, they did not go up to the balcony of Buckingham Palace for the Trooping The Coloras no more senior members of the Windsor house: they saw it on the sidelines, together with other components of the royal family. Then, the following day, they attended the thanksgiving service in St. Paul, and after the daughter’s birthday Lilibet they are back in California.
For the Turin-based company it is not just a moral victory, but also a pecuniary one: the charity association of the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II will have to pay her 1,600 pounds.
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