Examples of using Madrid protocol in English and their translations into French
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complicate the use of the Madrid Protocol for international applications designating Canada.
Accordingly, it would appear that neither the incorporation of Article 6quinquies of the Paris Convention through Article 5(1) of the Madrid Protocol nor anything else in the Madrid Protocol would prevent the CTMO from raising any ground of refusal that is currently available as a ground of refusal under the CTMA.
The 1991 Madrid Protocol on Environmental Protection and its annexes,
Accordingly, if Canada were to decide to join the Madrid Protocol, some consideration might be given to whether it would be desirable to make some changes to the existing Canadian approach to goods
the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Parties had adopted the 1991 Madrid Protocol which established the fundamental principles for protecting the environment of Antarctica
it is evident that, in order to join the Madrid Protocol and the Singapore Treaty,
Berne Convention, Madrid Protocol and Patent Cooperation Treaty,
trademark fee structures to allow Canada to implement the Patent Law Treaty, Madrid Protocol, Singapore Treaty,
The IUCN presented a paper at the XVIIIth ATCM that examines the effectiveness of both the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships(MARPOL 73/78) and the Madrid Protocol in protecting the Antarctic marine environment from oil,
for territorial extension or for modification of the international registration may be submitted to the Office only if the Common Implementing Regulations under the Madrid Agreement and the Madrid Protocol do not allow such a request to be made directly to the International Bureau.
notwithstanding the fact that it can be reviewed after a period of 50 years, the Madrid Protocol was received favourably,
In accordance with Article 8(7) of the Madrid Protocol and Rule 38 of the Common Regulations contracting parties may establish fees which are collected by the Organization
Under the Madrid Protocol, the United States,
Transitional Provision In accordance with Article 14(5) of the Madrid Protocol, Canada could when adhering to the Madrid Protocol“declare that the protection resulting from any international registration effected under this Protocol before the date of entry into force of this Protocol with respect to it cannot be extended to it”.
If Canada was to adhere to the Madrid Protocol, it would seem that the CTMO would be required to accept to present to the IB any request for recordal of a change whenever it was requested to do so as the Office of the Contracting Party of the holder,
In accordance with Article 8(7) of the Madrid Protocol and Rule 38 of the Common Regulations,
the NGO forcefully attracted the attention of the American public to the fact that six years after the Madrid Protocol was signed, the United States government was still
subsequent designations of Madrid Protocol contracting parties can be based on international registrations effected under the Madrid Protocol or under the Madrid Agreement.
Canada's accession to the Madrid Protocol will facilitate trademark applications Research on the use of the Madrid system shows that in 8-10 years following implementation,
if it were to decide to join the Madrid Protocol, might wish to give consideration to exempting international registrations designating Canada from all of the existing Canadian pre-registration use-related requirements with the exception of a requirement that the applicant include in the international application a declaration of intention to use the mark in Canada.