*PRE-ORDER, APPROX 4-6 BUSINESS DAYS* Trademarks Act & Commentary 2026 + E-Book by Roger T. Hughes 9780433540335 *FINAL SALE* [ZZ]

Paperback + E-Book, Lexis

The 2026 Edition of this trademark law desktop reference for IP practitioners, agents and clerks brings together the full text of the up-to-date Trademarks Act and Regulations, selected provisions of other governing legislation and other practice-related materials. The year in review and introductory commentary, prepared by Sanjukta Tole and Sebastian Beck-Watt, fully update you on legislative, jurisprudential and practice developments.

Features and Benefits

• Introductory commentary – Gain an overview of both the legislative and operative frameworks for trademark practice in Canada
• Year in review – Discover major recent developments and their implications on trademark practice
• Full text of key legislation and pertinent materials – Locate all essential trademark information and data with no need to search elsewhere
• Practice notices – Follow current Trademarks Office and Trademarks Opposition Board Practice Notices and keep abreast of latest changes

Also Includes

• The Trademarks Examination Manual
• Madrid Examination and Procedures Manual
• Full text of the Olympic and Paralympic Marks Act
• Full text of the College of Patents and Trademark Agents Act
• Relevant sections of the Competition Act and Criminal Code
• Tariff of fees
• Table of concordance comparing the Trademarks Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. T-13 to the Trademarks Act, R.S.C. 1970, c. T-1

New Edition Highlights

• The 2026 Edition reviews recent developments in case law
• The 2025 Year In Review notes key developments and recent decisions

Who Uses This Consolidation?

• Intellectual property lawyers who need to stay abreast of the latest developments in trademarks
• Trademark agents/clerks who must have instant access to pertinent legislation and related material for completing trademark applications and processing claims
• Intellectual property trainees/students who need an overview of trademark law and practice
• Large business corporations and in-house counsel who need to protect their own trademarks
• Canadian Intellectual Property Office, Industry Canada and the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada who must have instant access to key legislation and material in delivering current programs and services