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LAW JNTERNATIONAL TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD XV INTRODUCTION A BRIEF
INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, ITS CONCEPT, ORIGINS, SCOPE AND
ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS 1 1. DEFINITION AND SCOPE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 1 2.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY: A LEGAL MECHANISM EMBEDDED IN THE FABRIC OF EVERY
FREE, MARKET-ORIENTED ECONOMY 3 3. INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, AN INTEGRAL
ELEMENT OF COMPETITION POLICY 9 A) THE FIRST LEVEL OF INTEROPERABILITY:
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY NEEDS COMPETITION LAW 9 B) THE SECOND LEVEL OF
INTEROPERABILITY: COMPETITION LAW NEEDS INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 10 C) A
SPECIAL NOTE ON THE INTERFACE BETWEEN PATENT AND COMPETITION LAW 11 (I)
PATENTS AND MONOPOLIES 12 (II) ABUSES OF PATENT RIGHTS 17 D) PATENTS AND
TRADEMARKS AT A CROSSROADS 19 E) INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, COMPETITION LAW
AND REPRESSION OF UNFAIR COMPETITION 22 4. THE GLOBAL HARMONIZATION OF
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 23 A) HARMONIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY AND THE
RATIONALE OF MARKET ACCESS 23 B) HARMONIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
AND THE RATIONALE OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 25 5. A FINAL NOTE ON
TRIPS FLEXIBILITIES 28 THE TRIPS REGIME OF TRADEMARKS AND DESIGNS
PREAMBLE AGREEMENT ON TRADE-RELATED ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
RIGHTS 35 1. THE SCOPE, THE NATURE AND THE FUNCTION OF THE TRIPS
AGREEMENT 36 A) THE SCOPE OF THE TRIPS AGREEMENT 36 B) THE DYNAMIC
DIMENSION OF THE TRIPS AGREEMENT 39 C) THE NATURE AND THE FUNCTION OF
THE AGREEMENT 41 (I) THE FIRST OBJECTIVE OF THE TRIPS AGREEMENT: TO
REDUCE DISTORTIONS AND IMPEDIMENTS TO INTERNATIONAL TRADE 44 (II) THE
SECOND OBJECTIVE OF THE TRIPS AGREEMENT: TO PROTECT PRIVATE PROPERTY
RIGHTS 45 2. TRIPS - INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND TRADE 47 A) TRIPS AND THE
GATT 50 B) THE WTO AND WIPO 57 3. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT 62 PARTI GENERAL PROVISIONS AND BASIC PRINCIPLES 69 ARTICLE
1 NATURE AND SCOPE OF OBLIGATIONS 71 1. THE TRIPS AGREEMENT: A MINIMUM
STANDARDS AGREEMENT 72 2. METHOD OF IMPLEMENTING THE PROVISIONS OF THE
TRIPS AGREEMENT 77 3. IMPLEMENTATION 81 4. THE SCOPE OF TRIPS
OBLIGATIONS 85 ARTICLE 2 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CONVENTIONS 89 1. THE
OBJECTIVE OF THE PARIS CONVENTION: THE ARTICULATION OF NATIONAL
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SYSTEMS 89 2. THE NATIONAL TREATMENT PRINCIPLE UNDER
THE PARIS CONVENTION 90 3. THE PRINCIPLE OF PRIORITY 93 4. THE PRINCIPLE
OF INDEPENDENCE 93 A) INDEPENDENCE OF PATENTS 93 B) INDEPENDENCE OF
TRADEMARKS 96 C) INDEPENDENCE OF DESIGNS 97 5. ARTICLE 5 OF THE PARIS
CONVENTION AND TRADE PROTECTIONISM 99 VHI TABLE OF CONTENTS 6. FROM THE
PARIS CONVENTION TO THE TRIPS AGREEMENT 99 7. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND THE PARIS CONVENTION 101 ARTICLE 3 NATIONAL
TREATMENT 111 1. THE NO LESS FAVOURABLE TREATMENT STANDARD OF THE
TRIPS AGREEMENT AS OPPOSED TO THE SAME TREATMENT STANDARD OF THE PARIS
CONVENTION 111 2. THE CONCEPT OF NECESSITY IN THE TRIPS AGREEMENT 116
3. TWO GATT PANEL REPORTS ON THE NATIONAL TREATMENT PRINCIPLE AND
ARTICLE XX(D) OF THE GATT 1947 119 4. THE PRINCIPLE OF NATIONAL
TREATMENT IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES CASES 122 5. SCOPE AND REACH OF
THE FOOTNOTE TO ARTICLE 3 126 ARTICLE 4 MOST-FAVOURED-NATION TREATMENT
131 1. THE MOST-FAVOURED-NATION TREATMENT PRINCIPLE 131 2. THE MFN
PRINCIPLE AND THE NATIONAL TREATMENT PRINCIPLE: A RULE OF THUMB 132 3.
SCOPE OF THE MFN PRINCIPLE 133 4. EXEMPTIONS FROM THE MFN PRINCIPLE 134
ARTICLE 5 MULTILATERAL AGREEMENTS ON ACQUISITION OR MAINTENANCE OF
PROTECTION 139 1. THE SCOPE OF THE EXEMPTION UNDER ARTICLE 5 139 2. AN
EXAMPLE OF AN ADMISSIBLE EXEMPTION: DISCRIMINATORY REDUCTION OF FEES 141
ARTICLE 6 EXHAUSTION 143 1. THE MEANING OF ARTICLE 6 143 2. EXHAUSTION
147 3. THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL EXHAUSTION 156 4. A THIRD
MODALITY OF EXHAUSTION: CONTROLLED INTERNATIONAL EXHAUSTION 166 ARTICLE
7 OBJECTIVES 169 1. THE SCOPE AND THE MEANING OF ARTICLE? 169 2.
TRANSFER AND DISSEMINATION OF TECHNOLOGY 174 3. THE MEANING OF THE
EXPRESSION BALANCE OF RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS 179 4. THE RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN ARTICLE 7 AND ARTICLE 67 184 THE TRIPS REGIME OF TRADEMARKS AND
DESIGNS ARTICLE 8 PRINCIPLES 187 PARAGRAPH 1 188 1. THE CONDITIONS FOR
THE APPLICATION OF ARTICLE 8.1 188 2. ARTICLE 8.1 AND NON-VIOLATION
COMPLAINTS 190 3. THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH 191 4. THE DOHA
DECLARATION ON THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH - THE OVERLOOKED
ROLE OF TRADEMARKS 197 PARAGRAPH 2 202 PARTH STANDARDS CONCERNING THE
AVAILABILITY, SCOPE AND USE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS 205 SECTION
2: TRADEMARKS ARTICLE 15 PROTECTABLE SUBJECT MATTER 207 PARAGRAPH 1 207
1. A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE NEGOTIATIONS 207 2. A FUNCTIONAL DEFINITION OF
TRADEMARKS 212 3. SIGNS THAT CAN CONSTITUTE TRADEMARKS 214 4. THE TRIPS
AGREEMENT COVERS COLLECTIVE MARKS BUT NOT CERTIFICATION MARKS 216 5.
SERVICE MARKS 221 6. THE CONDITION OF DISTINCTIVENESS 222 7.
NON-VISUALLY PERCEPTIBLE MARKS: SOUNDS, SCENTS AND TASTES 231 8. SIGNS
THAT ARE NOT INHERENTLY CAPABLE OF DISTINGUISHING V. SIGNS THAT ARE
INHERENTLY INCAPABLE OF DISTINGUISHING 235 PARAGRAPH 2 236 PARAGRAPH 3
243 PARAGRAPH 4 247 PARAGRAPH 5 253 ARTICLE 16 RIGHTS CONFERRED 257
PARAGRAPH 1 257 1. THE HISTORY AND THE SCOPE OF ARTICLE 16.1 257 2.
LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION 262 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3. PRIOR RIGHTS 266
PARAGRAPH 2 271 1. OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE OF ARTICLE 16.2 271 2. THE
PROTECTION OF WELL-KNOWN MARKS DOES NOT DEPEND ON ACTUAL USE 272 3.
WELL-KNOWN TRADEMARKS DO NOT NEED TO BE REPUTED: NOTORIETY SUFFICES 275
4. THE QUANTITATIVE APPROACH OF ARTICLE 16.2 275 5. ELEMENTS THAT CAN
ASSIST IN IDENTIFYING A WELL-KNOWN MARK 280 6. THE SCOPE OF ARTICLE 16.2
CONTRASTS WITH THAT OF ARTICLE 16.1 281 7. REGISTRATION AS A CONDITION
FOR ENFORCING RIGHTS IN WELL-KNOWN MARKS 281 8. THE ULTIMATE CRITERION:
PROHIBITION OF PARASITIC AND DISHONEST PRACTICES 282 9. ARTICLE 16.2
DOES NOT APPLY TO TRADEMARKS THAT ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR PROTECTION UNDER
ARTICLE 15.1 AND 2 285 PARAGRAPH 3 28 6 ARTICLE 17 EXCEPTIONS 293
ARTICLE 18 TERM OF PROTECTION 307 ARTICLE 19 REQUIREMENT OF USE 309
PARAGRAPH 1 309 1. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTICLES 19.1 AND 15.3 309
2. THE HISTORY AND SCOPE OF ARTICLE 19.1 310 3. THE JUSTIFICATION OF
LACK OF ACTUAL USE 313 PARAGRAPH 2 319 ARTICLE 20 OTHER REQUIREMENTS 323
1. THE HISTORY AND THE SCOPE OF ARTICLE 20 323 2. THE FIVE ELEMENTS OF
ARTICLE 20 328 3. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTICLE 20 AND ARTICLE 17 332
4. THE MEANING OF THE SECOND SENTENCE OF ARTICLE 20 334 5. THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF ARTICLE 20 - INTERPRETATION AND PRACTICE 335 6.
ARTICLE 20 AND PUBLIC HEALTH 343 THE TRIPS REGIME OF TRADEMARKS AND
DESIGNS ARTICLE 21 LICENSING AND ASSIGNMENT 347 1. THE SCOPE OF ARTICLE
21 347 2. QUALITY CONTROL 351 3. COMPULSORY LICENSES OF TRADEMARKS 352
4. COMPULSORY ASSIGNMENTS OF TRADEMARKS 355 5. SOLUTIONS ALTERNATIVE TO
TRADEMARK COMPULSORY LICENSING 356 A) PROHIBITIONS OF USE AND
CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION 356 B) LIMITATIONS ON INJUNCTIONS 357 6.
ARTICLE 21 AND ARTICLE 6QUATER( ) OF THE PARIS CONVENTION 365 7. THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF ARTICLE 21 366 SECTION 3: GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS
ARTICLE 22 PROTECTION OF GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS 369 PARAGRAPH 3 369
ARTICLE 23 ADDITIONAL PROTECTION FOR GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS FOR WINES
AND SPIRITS 383 PARAGRAPH 2 383 ARTICLE 24 INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS;
EXCEPTIONS 387 PARAGRAPH 5 387 PARAGRAPH 7 392 SECTION 4: INDUSTRIAL
DESIGNS ARTICLE 25 REQUIREMENTS FOR PROTECTION 395 PARAGRAPH 1 395
PARAGRAPH 2 406 ARTICLE 26 PROTECTION 413 PARAGRAPH 1 413 PARAGRAPH 2
415 1. EXCEPTIONS TO RIGHTS IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS 415 TABLE OF CONTENTS
2. EXCEPTIONS REGARDING AIRCRAFT SPARE PARTS: THE CONVENTION ON
INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION 415 3. COMPULSORY LICENSES OF INDUSTRIAL
DESIGNS 419 PARAGRAPH 3 423 PARTV DISPUTE PREVENTION AND SETTLEMENT 427
ARTICLE 64 DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 42 9 1. OBJECTIVES AND NATURE OF THE
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT MECHANISM 429 2. THE NEW FEATURES OF THE DISPUTE
SETTLEMENT MECHANISM 431 3. CONCILIATORY STEPS 432 4. THE OUTCOME OF THE
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT MECHANISM 433 5. SPECIFIC ISSUES CONCERNING THE
WITHDRAWAL OF CONCESSIONS IN THE TRIPS AGREEMENT 434 6. NON-VIOLATION
AND SITUATION COMPLAINTS 436 7. THE SPECIAL (AND OVERLOOKED) INTEREST OF
LDCS IN NON-VIOLATION COMPLAINTS442 8. TRADEMARK-RELATED DISPUTES 443 9.
LESSONS FROM THE DISPUTE SETTLEMENT MECHANISM 445 A) FIRST LESSON: GOOD
INTENTIONS DO NOT COUNT 445 B) SECOND LESSON: MORE (PROTECTION) IS
ALWAYS BETTER THAN LESS 446 C) THIRD LESSON: INTERNATIONAL TRADE HAS
REASONS THAT THE REASON DOES NOT KNOW 446 PART VI TRANSITIONAL
ARRANGEMENTS 449 ARTICLE 65 TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS 451 PARAGRAPH5 451
1. STANDSTILL 451 2. STANDSTILL AND LDCS 452 ARTICLE 66 LEAST-DEVELOPED
COUNTRY MEMBERS 459 PARAGRAPH 1 459 PARAGRAPH 2 465 THE TRIPS REGIME OF
TRADEMARKS AND DESIGNS ARTICLE 70 PROTECTION OF EXISTING SUBJECT MATTER
471 PARAGRAPH 1 471 PARAGRAPH 2 474 PARAGRAPH 3 476 PARAGRAPH 4 477
ANNEX 479 AGREEMENT ON TRADE-RELATED ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
RIGHTS 479 PARIS CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
517 INDEX 531
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THE TRIPS REGIME OF TRADEMARKS AND DESIGNS NUNO PIRES DE CARVALHO KLUWER
LAW JNTERNATIONAL TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD XV INTRODUCTION A BRIEF
INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, ITS CONCEPT, ORIGINS, SCOPE AND
ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS 1 1. DEFINITION AND SCOPE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 1 2.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY: A LEGAL MECHANISM EMBEDDED IN THE FABRIC OF EVERY
FREE, MARKET-ORIENTED ECONOMY 3 3. INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, AN INTEGRAL
ELEMENT OF COMPETITION POLICY 9 A) THE FIRST LEVEL OF INTEROPERABILITY:
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY NEEDS COMPETITION LAW 9 B) THE SECOND LEVEL OF
INTEROPERABILITY: COMPETITION LAW NEEDS INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 10 C) A
SPECIAL NOTE ON THE INTERFACE BETWEEN PATENT AND COMPETITION LAW 11 (I)
PATENTS AND MONOPOLIES 12 (II) ABUSES OF PATENT RIGHTS 17 D) PATENTS AND
TRADEMARKS AT A CROSSROADS 19 E) INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, COMPETITION LAW
AND REPRESSION OF UNFAIR COMPETITION 22 4. THE GLOBAL HARMONIZATION OF
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 23 A) HARMONIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY AND THE
RATIONALE OF MARKET ACCESS 23 B) HARMONIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
AND THE RATIONALE OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 25 5. A FINAL NOTE ON
TRIPS "FLEXIBILITIES" 28 THE TRIPS REGIME OF TRADEMARKS AND DESIGNS
PREAMBLE AGREEMENT ON TRADE-RELATED ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
RIGHTS 35 1. THE SCOPE, THE NATURE AND THE FUNCTION OF THE TRIPS
AGREEMENT 36 A) THE SCOPE OF THE TRIPS AGREEMENT 36 B) THE DYNAMIC
DIMENSION OF THE TRIPS AGREEMENT 39 C) THE NATURE AND THE FUNCTION OF
THE AGREEMENT 41 (I) THE FIRST OBJECTIVE OF THE TRIPS AGREEMENT: TO
REDUCE DISTORTIONS AND IMPEDIMENTS TO INTERNATIONAL TRADE 44 (II) THE
SECOND OBJECTIVE OF THE TRIPS AGREEMENT: TO PROTECT PRIVATE PROPERTY
RIGHTS 45 2. TRIPS - INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND TRADE 47 A) TRIPS AND THE
GATT 50 B) THE WTO AND WIPO 57 3. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT 62 PARTI GENERAL PROVISIONS AND BASIC PRINCIPLES 69 ARTICLE
1 NATURE AND SCOPE OF OBLIGATIONS 71 1. THE TRIPS AGREEMENT: A MINIMUM
STANDARDS AGREEMENT 72 2. METHOD OF IMPLEMENTING THE PROVISIONS OF THE
TRIPS AGREEMENT 77 3. IMPLEMENTATION 81 4. THE SCOPE OF TRIPS
OBLIGATIONS 85 ARTICLE 2 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CONVENTIONS 89 1. THE
OBJECTIVE OF THE PARIS CONVENTION: THE ARTICULATION OF NATIONAL
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SYSTEMS 89 2. THE NATIONAL TREATMENT PRINCIPLE UNDER
THE PARIS CONVENTION 90 3. THE PRINCIPLE OF PRIORITY 93 4. THE PRINCIPLE
OF INDEPENDENCE 93 A) INDEPENDENCE OF PATENTS 93 B) INDEPENDENCE OF
TRADEMARKS 96 C) INDEPENDENCE OF DESIGNS 97 5. ARTICLE 5 OF THE PARIS
CONVENTION AND TRADE PROTECTIONISM 99 VHI TABLE OF CONTENTS 6. FROM THE
PARIS CONVENTION TO THE TRIPS AGREEMENT 99 7. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND THE PARIS CONVENTION 101 ARTICLE 3 NATIONAL
TREATMENT 111 1. THE "NO LESS FAVOURABLE" TREATMENT STANDARD OF THE
TRIPS AGREEMENT AS OPPOSED TO THE "SAME" TREATMENT STANDARD OF THE PARIS
CONVENTION 111 2. THE CONCEPT OF "NECESSITY" IN THE TRIPS AGREEMENT 116
3. TWO GATT PANEL REPORTS ON THE NATIONAL TREATMENT PRINCIPLE AND
ARTICLE XX(D) OF THE GATT 1947 119 4. THE PRINCIPLE OF NATIONAL
TREATMENT IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES CASES 122 5. SCOPE AND REACH OF
THE FOOTNOTE TO ARTICLE 3 126 ARTICLE 4 MOST-FAVOURED-NATION TREATMENT
131 1. THE MOST-FAVOURED-NATION TREATMENT PRINCIPLE 131 2. THE MFN
PRINCIPLE AND THE NATIONAL TREATMENT PRINCIPLE: A RULE OF THUMB 132 3.
SCOPE OF THE MFN PRINCIPLE 133 4. EXEMPTIONS FROM THE MFN PRINCIPLE 134
ARTICLE 5 MULTILATERAL AGREEMENTS ON ACQUISITION OR MAINTENANCE OF
PROTECTION 139 1. THE SCOPE OF THE EXEMPTION UNDER ARTICLE 5 139 2. AN
EXAMPLE OF AN ADMISSIBLE EXEMPTION: DISCRIMINATORY REDUCTION OF FEES 141
ARTICLE 6 EXHAUSTION 143 1. THE MEANING OF ARTICLE 6 143 2. EXHAUSTION
147 3. THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL EXHAUSTION 156 4. A THIRD
MODALITY OF EXHAUSTION: CONTROLLED INTERNATIONAL EXHAUSTION 166 ARTICLE
7 OBJECTIVES 169 1. THE SCOPE AND THE MEANING OF ARTICLE? 169 2.
TRANSFER AND DISSEMINATION OF TECHNOLOGY 174 3. THE MEANING OF THE
EXPRESSION "BALANCE OF RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS" 179 4. THE RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN ARTICLE 7 AND ARTICLE 67 184 THE TRIPS REGIME OF TRADEMARKS AND
DESIGNS ARTICLE 8 PRINCIPLES 187 PARAGRAPH 1 188 1. THE CONDITIONS FOR
THE APPLICATION OF ARTICLE 8.1 188 2. ARTICLE 8.1 AND NON-VIOLATION
COMPLAINTS 190 3. THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH 191 4. THE DOHA
DECLARATION ON THE TRIPS AGREEMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH - THE OVERLOOKED
ROLE OF TRADEMARKS 197 PARAGRAPH 2 202 PARTH STANDARDS CONCERNING THE
AVAILABILITY, SCOPE AND USE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS 205 SECTION
2: TRADEMARKS ARTICLE 15 PROTECTABLE SUBJECT MATTER 207 PARAGRAPH 1 207
1. A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE NEGOTIATIONS 207 2. A FUNCTIONAL DEFINITION OF
TRADEMARKS 212 3. SIGNS THAT CAN CONSTITUTE TRADEMARKS 214 4. THE TRIPS
AGREEMENT COVERS COLLECTIVE MARKS BUT NOT CERTIFICATION MARKS 216 5.
SERVICE MARKS 221 6. THE CONDITION OF DISTINCTIVENESS 222 7.
NON-VISUALLY PERCEPTIBLE MARKS: SOUNDS, SCENTS AND TASTES 231 8. SIGNS
THAT ARE NOT INHERENTLY CAPABLE OF DISTINGUISHING V. SIGNS THAT ARE
INHERENTLY INCAPABLE OF DISTINGUISHING 235 PARAGRAPH 2 236 PARAGRAPH 3
243 PARAGRAPH 4 247 PARAGRAPH 5 253 ARTICLE 16 RIGHTS CONFERRED 257
PARAGRAPH 1 257 1. THE HISTORY AND THE SCOPE OF ARTICLE 16.1 257 2.
LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION 262 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3. PRIOR RIGHTS 266
PARAGRAPH 2 271 1. OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE OF ARTICLE 16.2 271 2. THE
PROTECTION OF WELL-KNOWN MARKS DOES NOT DEPEND ON ACTUAL USE 272 3.
WELL-KNOWN TRADEMARKS DO NOT NEED TO BE REPUTED: NOTORIETY SUFFICES 275
4. THE QUANTITATIVE APPROACH OF ARTICLE 16.2 275 5. ELEMENTS THAT CAN
ASSIST IN IDENTIFYING A WELL-KNOWN MARK 280 6. THE SCOPE OF ARTICLE 16.2
CONTRASTS WITH THAT OF ARTICLE 16.1 281 7. REGISTRATION AS A CONDITION
FOR ENFORCING RIGHTS IN WELL-KNOWN MARKS 281 8. THE ULTIMATE CRITERION:
PROHIBITION OF PARASITIC AND DISHONEST PRACTICES 282 9. ARTICLE 16.2
DOES NOT APPLY TO TRADEMARKS THAT ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR PROTECTION UNDER
ARTICLE 15.1 AND 2 285 PARAGRAPH 3 28 6 ARTICLE 17 EXCEPTIONS 293
ARTICLE 18 TERM OF PROTECTION 307 ARTICLE 19 REQUIREMENT OF USE 309
PARAGRAPH 1 309 1. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTICLES 19.1 AND 15.3 309
2. THE HISTORY AND SCOPE OF ARTICLE 19.1 310 3. THE JUSTIFICATION OF
LACK OF ACTUAL USE 313 PARAGRAPH 2 319 ARTICLE 20 OTHER REQUIREMENTS 323
1. THE HISTORY AND THE SCOPE OF ARTICLE 20 323 2. THE FIVE ELEMENTS OF
ARTICLE 20 328 3. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTICLE 20 AND ARTICLE 17 332
4. THE MEANING OF THE SECOND SENTENCE OF ARTICLE 20 334 5. THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF ARTICLE 20 - INTERPRETATION AND PRACTICE 335 6.
ARTICLE 20 AND PUBLIC HEALTH 343 THE TRIPS REGIME OF TRADEMARKS AND
DESIGNS ARTICLE 21 LICENSING AND ASSIGNMENT 347 1. THE SCOPE OF ARTICLE
21 347 2. QUALITY CONTROL 351 3. COMPULSORY LICENSES OF TRADEMARKS 352
4. COMPULSORY ASSIGNMENTS OF TRADEMARKS 355 5. SOLUTIONS ALTERNATIVE TO
TRADEMARK COMPULSORY LICENSING 356 A) PROHIBITIONS OF USE AND
CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION 356 B) LIMITATIONS ON INJUNCTIONS 357 6.
ARTICLE 21 AND ARTICLE 6QUATER(\) OF THE PARIS CONVENTION 365 7. THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF ARTICLE 21 366 SECTION 3: GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS
ARTICLE 22 PROTECTION OF GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS 369 PARAGRAPH 3 369
ARTICLE 23 ADDITIONAL PROTECTION FOR GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS FOR WINES
AND SPIRITS 383 PARAGRAPH 2 383 ARTICLE 24 INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS;
EXCEPTIONS 387 PARAGRAPH 5 387 PARAGRAPH 7 392 SECTION 4: INDUSTRIAL
DESIGNS ARTICLE 25 REQUIREMENTS FOR PROTECTION 395 PARAGRAPH 1 395
PARAGRAPH 2 406 ARTICLE 26 PROTECTION 413 PARAGRAPH 1 413 PARAGRAPH 2
415 1. EXCEPTIONS TO RIGHTS IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS 415 TABLE OF CONTENTS
2. EXCEPTIONS REGARDING AIRCRAFT SPARE PARTS: THE CONVENTION ON
INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION 415 3. COMPULSORY LICENSES OF INDUSTRIAL
DESIGNS 419 PARAGRAPH 3 423 PARTV DISPUTE PREVENTION AND SETTLEMENT 427
ARTICLE 64 DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 42 9 1. OBJECTIVES AND NATURE OF THE
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT MECHANISM 429 2. THE NEW FEATURES OF THE DISPUTE
SETTLEMENT MECHANISM 431 3. CONCILIATORY STEPS 432 4. THE OUTCOME OF THE
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT MECHANISM 433 5. SPECIFIC ISSUES CONCERNING THE
WITHDRAWAL OF CONCESSIONS IN THE TRIPS AGREEMENT 434 6. NON-VIOLATION
AND SITUATION COMPLAINTS 436 7. THE SPECIAL (AND OVERLOOKED) INTEREST OF
LDCS IN NON-VIOLATION COMPLAINTS442 8. TRADEMARK-RELATED DISPUTES 443 9.
LESSONS FROM THE DISPUTE SETTLEMENT MECHANISM 445 A) FIRST LESSON: GOOD
INTENTIONS DO NOT COUNT 445 B) SECOND LESSON: MORE (PROTECTION) IS
ALWAYS BETTER THAN LESS 446 C) THIRD LESSON: INTERNATIONAL TRADE HAS
REASONS THAT THE REASON DOES NOT KNOW 446 PART VI TRANSITIONAL
ARRANGEMENTS 449 ARTICLE 65 TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS 451 PARAGRAPH5 451
1. STANDSTILL 451 2. STANDSTILL AND LDCS 452 ARTICLE 66 LEAST-DEVELOPED
COUNTRY MEMBERS 459 PARAGRAPH 1 459 PARAGRAPH 2 465 THE TRIPS REGIME OF
TRADEMARKS AND DESIGNS ARTICLE 70 PROTECTION OF EXISTING SUBJECT MATTER
471 PARAGRAPH 1 471 PARAGRAPH 2 474 PARAGRAPH 3 476 PARAGRAPH 4 477
ANNEX 479 AGREEMENT ON TRADE-RELATED ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
RIGHTS 479 PARIS CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
517 INDEX 531 |
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