Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Geneva act in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Second, there is a need for modification of the implementing rules to give effect to the accession to the Geneva Act.
The proposal contains the measures which are necessary to give effect to the accession of the European Community to the Geneva Act.
This second proposal contains the measures which are necessary to give effect to the accession of the Community to the Geneva Act.
Declarations are not relevant or should not be made on other issues as foreseen in the Geneva Act and the Common Rules.
The Geneva Act forms part of the Hague System,
On that date, the Geneva Act and the modernised Common Regulations under the Hague Agreement,
First, the Community legislator has to provide rules which adapt the Community design system to the system of international applications under the Geneva Act.
The objective of this proposal is to establish a link between the Community design system and the international registration system established under the Geneva Act.
Activity: Prepare measures which are necessary to give effect to the access of the European Community to the Geneva Act on the international registration of designs.
The objectives of the Geneva Act are to extend the Hague system of international registration to new members,
Mr Rocard's report on accession to the Geneva Act concerning the international registration of industrial designs is along these lines,
Accordingly, Article 106b specifies that international applications pursuant to Article 4(1) of the Geneva Act indicating the Community shall be filed directly at the International Bureau.
The objective of the proposal is to establish a link between the Community design system and the international registration system established under the Geneva Act of the Hague System.
The Community shall become bound by the Geneva Act three months after that date on which its has deposited its instrument of accession with the Director-General of the International Bureau.
The accession of the Community to the Geneva Act will create a new source of revenues for the Office for the Harmonization in the Internal Market Trade Marks and Designs.
The territory of the EU would then be regarded as a single country for the purposes of the Geneva Act, with the Community design rules as the relevant domestic legislation.
Article 17(3)(c) of the Geneva Act obliges each Contracting Party to notify the Director-General of the International Bureau of the maximum duration of protection provided by its law.
This innovation was introduced into the Geneva Act with the specific intention of allowing the Community to adhere to the international registration system after the entry into force of the Community design system.
The proposed Decision authorizes the President of the Council to deposit the instrument of accession to the Geneva Act with the Director-General of WIPO, and includes declarations which
Opinion on the Proposal for a Council decision approving the accession of the European Community to the Geneva Act of the Hague Agreement concerning the international registration of industrial designs,