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BLUEBIRD TECHNOLOGIES - WINDING UP ORDER
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MORE ON MILK FLOATS
Bluebird Technologies was a British company involved in the manufacture of milk floats and other electric vehicles. This company included Martin Reece and others and was wound up by the Order of the Court.
It is unclear if any of the directors of the new Bluebird Automotive company have anything to do with the Bluebird Automotive Group.
Company Registration Number 07918747
COMPANIES HOUSE WEBCHECK
LINKS:
http://www.ecovansa2z.com/Bluebird-BE-1-readied-for-production http://www.bluebirdautomotive.com/ http://www.evinnovations.co.uk/ http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk//contact/contactUs.shtml
NOTE: The Bluebird Automotive milk floats, termed BE1, have no connection with the original BE1 electric land speed record car from 1996/7, nor the Blueplanet Ecostar BE3 electric land speed record project. Nor is Bluebird Automotive licensed to use the blue bird logo seen at the foot of this page (nor the head of other pages on this site), which is preserved exclusively for vehicles using the patent Bluebird battery-cartridge exchange refueling system. The same applies to vehicle parts as per the applicable trademarks cited on this website, which are available for inspection at the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO).
FRAUD: It is an offence for any company to use protected names or symbols on their goods such as to constitute counterfeit goods. While Bluebird Automotive may at present call this vehicle 'Bluebird', we are given to understand from documents provided to us by third parties that other trademarks not belonging to Bluebird Automotive are the subject of ongoing investigation for fraudulent misrepresentation and/or probable breach of an applicant's duty of trust as trustees. We shall report back on this as soon as we find out more. Clearly though, the use by Bluebird Automotive of a blue bird logo on their website, purporting to be under license, is a matter for concern, where as far as we know no such license exists. This matter has been reported to the proper authorities for investigation.
IP CRIME
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IP crime group
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IP crime report
The main aim of the IP crime report is to establish an accurate measurement of IP crime within the United Kingdom.
Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA)
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The names Bluebird, Solar Navigator™,Blueplanet
BE3, Ecostar
DC50™, Utopia Tristar™
and the blue bird in flight
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