Bushido Wins Legal Battle Over 'Carlo Cokxxx Nutten' Trademark
The Munich Regional Court orders Fler to cease using the trademark and logo, with damages to be determined as Fler plans an appeal.
Overview
- The Munich Regional Court confirmed a prior default judgment in favor of Bushido, ruling that Fler must stop using the 'Carlo Cokxxx Nutten' trademark and logo on merchandise.
- Fler is required to pay damages to Bushido, though the court has not yet specified the amount.
- The dispute stems from the cultural and commercial significance of the 'Carlo Cokxxx Nutten' name, originating from a 2002 album by Bushido with contributions from Fler.
- Fler has announced his intention to appeal the decision, continuing the long-standing rivalry between the two German rappers.
- The case underscores broader issues of intellectual property in the music industry, particularly regarding merchandise and branding.