Can the Same Mark Be Owned By Different Parties in Different Countries?
Yes, this is possible. Since trademark rights are generally geographic in scope, it is possible for some trademarks to be registered in different countries by different owners. While each country may be viewed as a separate jurisdiction, due consideration must be given to a global market environment. The ownership of a mark by different parties, in different countries, may present serious difficulties if a mark holder wishes to use the brand on a global scale.
Yes, this is possible. Since trademark rights are generally geographic in scope, it is possible for some trademarks to be registered in different countries by different owners. In a few countries, including the United States, a trademark can have multiple owners in different geographical regions of the same country.
