Cyprus Supreme Court Rules in Favor of AGIP Against SABA
20 May 2007Special to ag-IP-news Agency
NICOSIA, CYPRUS - The Supreme Court of Cyprus, Appellate Jurisdiction issued its decision in favor of Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property (AGIP) against SABA & Co. in a defamation case on April 16, 2007. It has also ruled that AGIP is entitled to an injunction to prevent SABA from repeating such an action again in the future.
On May 30, 1988, AGIP took SABA & Co. to court when the latter, out of their headquarters in Cyprus at the time, wrote to many organizations, companies and individuals mentioning that AGIP, known then as T.M.P Agents, did not adequately protect the interests of its clients.
The Court has approved the claims of AGIP against SABA that the letter has constituted defamation.
AGIP is the leader in IP protection services in the Middle East, 36 offices and a large network of liaison and correspondent offices around the world. AGIP is a member of the Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Organization (TAGorg), the largest Arab group of professional services.
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