70According to the case-law cited in paragraph 45 above, genuine use of a trade mark may be found only where that mark is used to guarantee the identity of origin of the goods or services for which it was registered. Following the conclusion of the Board of Appeal in paragraph 26 of the contested decision would be tantamount to taking the view that those final products originate from the intervener, together with its customers, when the intervener does not claim that this is the reality of its commercial operation and nothing in the case file shows that this is the case (see, to that effect, judgment in KARRA, cited in paragraph 68 above, EU:T:2012:212, paragraph 54).
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