Examples of using Date of filing in English and their translations into Slovak
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Earlier trade mark applications can enjoy a right of priority during a period of six months from the date of filing of an EU trade mark, and vice versa.
up to a total term of 25 years from the date of filing.
more periods of five years up to a maximum of 25 years from the date of filing;
The applicant may request that publication be deferred for a period of 30 months from the date of filing in order to protect sensitive information.
From the date of filing of his application up to opening of the proceedings, the debtor is
shall be accompanied by a certificate issued by that authority stating the date of filing of the previous application.
An application for a registered Community design which has been accorded a date of filing shall, in the Member States, be equivalent to a regular national filing,
Where the applicant has not filed a sequence listing complying with the require-ments under paragraph 1 at the date of filing, the European Patent Office shall invite the applicant to furnish such a sequence listing and pay the late furnishing fee.
between such date of priority and the date of filing, and on or after the date of filing. .
which have been accorded a date of filing.
The right of priority shall have the effect that the date of priority shall count as the date of filing of the European patent application for the purposes of Article 54,
The right of priority shall have the effect that the date of priority shall count as the date of filing of the►M1 EU trade mark◄ application for the purposes of establishing which rights take precedence.
more periods of five years each, up to a total term of 25 years from the date of filing.
is not transmitted before the expiry of a period of twenty months from the date of filing or, if priority has been claimed,
Once the Office has accorded a date of filing, it shall draw up a Community search report citing those earlier Community trade marks or Community trade mark
a right of priority during a period of twelve months from the date of filing of the first application.
a right of priority during a period of twelve months from the date of filing of the first application.
a Community trade mark shall enjoy in respect of the Member State concerned the date of filing or the date of priority of that application or trade mark
The date of filing of an EU trade mark application shall be the date on which the documents containing the information specified in Article 26(1)
elapsed between the date of filing of the basic patent
