Examples of using Madrid protocol in English and their translations into Swedish
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trade mark applications and registrations designating the European Community under the Madrid Protocol will go down from€ 1450 to€ 870,
of the European Community to the Madrid Protocol and subsequently, as a result of this accession to the Madrid Protocol,
In the light of the foregoing remarks on the usefulness of the European Community acceding to the Madrid protocol and the modification of the methods proposed by the Commission to achieve this objective,
which is the base of an international application under the Madrid Protocol, the applicant is invited to correct the deficiencies within three weeks of the day of the Irregularity Notice.
adopted at Madrid on 27 June 1989(hereafter referred to as the Madrid Protocol), is hereby approved on behalf of the Community with regard to matters within its competence.
industry may benefit more easily under the Madrid protocol from the advantages of the Community trade mark
The possibility that an intergovernmental organisation which has a regional office for the purpose of registering marks may become a party to the Madrid Protocol was introduced in the Madrid Protocol in order to allow, in particular, for the European Community to accede to the said Protocol. .
The Diplomatic Conference for the conclusion of a Protocol relating to the Madrid Agreement concerning the international registration of marks adopted the Protocol relating to the Madrid Agreement concerning the international registration of marks(hereafter referred to as the Madrid Protocol) on 27 June 1989, at Madrid. .
This means simply that the Madrid protocol allows applicants for Community trade marks
Registrations effected under the Madrid Protocol are called international as every registration has effect in several countries
There is nothing in the Madrid Protocol or in the Regulations adopted under the Madrid Protocol which would determine the language regime to be applied by the Office when processing an international application or an international registration.
but as a result of the Madrid Protocol, international coverage can be obtained for the mark by going through the Community office rather than on some peregrination.
Community trade mark applicants and holders of Community trade marks may apply for international protection of their marks through the filling of an international application under the Madrid Protocol and holders of international registrations under the Madrid Protocol may apply for protection of their marks as Community trade marks.
This provision has been modified in light of the accession to the Madrid Protocol which created a new source of revenues, being the“total fees payable under the Madrid Protocol referred to in Article 140 of this Regulation for an international registration designating the European Communities…”.
allowing the U.S. to accede to the Madrid Protocol.
The first Commission proposal relates to the accession of the European Community to the Madrid Protocol.
WIPO examines your international application to make sure it meets the requirements of the Madrid Protocol.
The Madrid Protocol entered into force on 1 December 1995
Therefore, the accession of the Community to the Madrid Protocol is necessary in order for the Community trade mark system to become more attractive.
This Regulation shall enter into force on the date on which the Madrid Protocol enters into force with respect to the European Community.