32For the purposes of challenging the validity of a registered EU trade mark, the applicant in invalidity proceedings may, however, rely on well-known facts. According to the case-law, well-known facts are facts which are likely to be known by anyone or which may be learnt from generally accessible sources (judgments of 22 June 2004, Ruiz-Picasso and Others v OHIM — DaimlerChrysler (PICARO), T‑185/02, EU:T:2004:189, paragraph 29, and of 8 September 2010, Wilfer v OHIM (Representation of the head of a guitar), T‑458/08, not published, EU:T:2010:358, paragraph 72).
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