The UK Supreme Court has issued a decision on a trade mark dispute between Sky and Skykick confirming that a trade mark can be invalidated on the grounds that the applicant filed for goods and/or services it had no intention to use the trade mark for.
The invalidation would only affect those goods and/or services for which intention to use was not found. This dispute has been ongoing for almost 10 years (from 2016) and has been considered by judges in the High Court, the European Union Court of Justice, the Court of Appeal and eventually the UK Supreme Court.