A court in the Brazilian State of Pernambuco has rejected all claims brought by SPRIBE in proceedings involving NSX, the company associated with the Betnacional brand.
According to the judgment, the court found no trademark infringement, no copyright infringement and no unfair competition practices by NSX, dismissing SPRIBE’s claims.
The Pernambuco decision follows earlier favourable outcomes for Aviator Studio in São Paulo, where courts at both the first-instance and appellate levels rejected measures sought by SPRIBE against Aviator Studio and its operations. Those decisions allowed Aviator Studio to continue operating while the broader Aviator trademark dispute proceeds through the judicial process.
Together, these developments represent important milestones in the wider series of disputes concerning the Aviator brand and related intellectual property rights in Brazil and other international markets.
This latest Pernambuco ruling is significant as it addresses the substantive claims against NSX, including allegations of trademark and copyright infringement and unfair competition, all of which were rejected by the court.
TAGS: iGaming Brazil, SPRIBE, Aviator Studio, NSX Brazil, Betnacional, Pernambuco Court
