In May 2019, French customs seized 1,000 badges reproducing the Rolling Stones’ “tongue and lips” logo, the red lips replaced by the Breton flag. Its rights holder, M. BV, sued, and on 25 February 2021 the Paris court ruled in its favour. On trademarks, the reputation of the logo in the EU was established — created in 1971, its original artwork acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum in 2008, exploited in concerts and partnerships from Zara to Olympique de Marseille and PSG — in the line of the CJEU’s Sabel v. Puma. On copyright, John Pasche’s design, assigned in 1976, was held original despite the alleged inspiration from the goddess Kali; and the parody exception (Deckmyn) failed for want of any humorous intent expressed. Damages: EUR 10,000 for trademark infringement and EUR 5,000 for copyright, on a moral basis, economic loss being unproven.