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Thursday, April 30, 2026

Turkish Trademark Law Sees Operational Shifts and Judicial Clarifications Heading Into 2026

Türkiye implements administrative trademark cancellation, refines case law on short-word marks, and aligns more closely with EU standards.

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While 2025 did not bring sweeping legislative changes to Turkish intellectual property law, the year marked significant practical advancements. The administrative cancellation mechanism for trademarks became fully operational, and Turkish courts and authorities addressed key issues such as the intersection of IP and c…
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