Talk:International Delphic Council
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Subject: Merger The International Delphic Council is the only legitimate and worldwide supreme authority to perform and realize the Delphic Games and is organizing – together with national Delphic Councils – Delphic Events. All intellectual properties rights are owned by the International Delphic Council and mainly worldwide supported.
We are against a merger regarding the International Delphic Committee – out of following facts:
1. Both organizations are totally separate and have nothing to do with each other.
2. The International Delphic Council Berlin (founded 1994) is a Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) acting as registered public benefit, democratic and transparent organisation – owning solely all intellectual property rights and trade marks of the Delphic Games
3. The International Delphic Committee Moscow (founded 2004) is identical to the former National Delphic Council Russia (founded 1999), and former member of the International Delphic Council Berlin. After separation the International Delphic Committee Moscow started his own business. Since then the Russian International Delphic Committee Moscow is violating international intellectual property rights by using the word “Delphic Games” and copying the formats and content of the International Delphic Council Berlin.
For further questions regarding trade marks, intellectual property rights please contact the member of the European Law Firm office KAERGEL DE MAIZIERE & PARTNER in Berlin, Germany, Kurfuerstendamm 96, Mr. Michael Dunkel, Lawyer dunkel@kaergel.com
Regards J. Christian B. Kirsch Secretary General
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