Примери за използване на Relative ground на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Ex officio examination of relative grounds.
The application is examined regarding both absolute and relative grounds of refusal.
(ii) examination about the existence of the absolute and relative grounds for refusal.
In the course of examination both absolute and relative grounds for refusal will be checked.
Changes to the absolute and relative grounds for refusal;
The Office examines absolute and relative grounds for refusal.
Relative grounds for refusal are related to the rights to an earlier trademark
Within the same period holders of earlier rights may file an opposition against the trademark application based on the relative grounds for refusal of registration.
applicants and owners of prior trademark rights may also oppose the registration in question, but on relative grounds.
Member States should be free to decide whether to conduct ex officio examination for refusal on relative grounds.
A number of national offices in the European Union still perform ex officio examinations of relative grounds.
opposition and cancellation, relative grounds and appeals.
opposition and cancellation, relative grounds and appeals.
(Community trade mark- Opposition proceedings- Application for Community figurative mark BAU HOW- Earlier figurative marks BAUHAUS- Relative grounds for refusal- No likelihood of confusion- Article 8(1)(a) and(b), and Article 73 of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
com'- Relative grounds for refusal- Likelihood of confusion- Article 8(1)(b) of Regulation(EC) No 40/94).
acquisition of the Community trade mark- Relative grounds for refusal- Opposition by the proprietor of an earlier identical
acquisition of the Community trademark- Relative grounds for refusal- Opposition by the proprietor of an earlier identical
However, in proceedings relating to relative grounds for refusal of registration,
may also oppose the registration in question, but on relative grounds.
to the effect that relative grounds for refusal are to apply