R199712014-4 that “the operates under the name of OSHO, explicitly aims at promoting the lifework and visions of OSHO and consequently brands all its activities under this mark.” This final decision explicitly prevents now anyone from attempting to exploit the worldwide recognition of OSHO as a way of publicizing his or her own personal agendas, ideas, or offerings under the brand-name OSHO. The court’s ruling confirmed the trademark under which the Foundation operates since 1990, strongly confirmed two previous decisions of the European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) in first instance and an Appeal No. October 2017 in an unusually detailed decision about the validity of the trademark ‘OSHO’ in favor of the trademark owner Osho International Foundation which is pleased to announce that the General Court of the European Union has now confirmed that “OSHO” is a trademark owned by OSHO International Foundation in the territory of the European Union and its 28 member states.Īfter a seven-year-long case, the Foundation has successfully defended the mark for all entities working in collaboration with the Foundation, hundreds of OSHO Meditation Centers, many international publishers, entities and individuals supporting Osho’s proposal and vision.
The General Court of the European Union (EGC) decided on 11. Twenty seven years after his departure, the contemporary mystic Osho, know through his many books and world-wide-known meditations, made again history, this time in a European court, the highest court of the European Union. EU General Court confirms OSHO Trademark of OSHO International Foundation
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