SC cancels 'Lido Cocina Tsina' trademark, ruling on 90-year-old restaurant name
The Philippine Supreme Court has canceled trademark registrations for 'Lido Cocina Tsina' and others, settling a long-standing dispute over the name of the 90-year-old Chinese restaurant chain. However, the ultimate ownership of the 'Lido' name remains undecided.
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