Claiming Priority. (1) The international application may contain a declaration, as prescribed in the Regulations, claiming the priority of one or more earlier applications filed in or for any country party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.
(a) Subject to the provisions of subparagraph (b), the conditions for, and the effect of, any priority claim declared under paragraph (1) shall be as provided in Article 4 of the Stockholm Act of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.
(b) The international application for which the priority of one or more earlier applications filed in or for a Contracting State is claimed may contain the designation of that State. Where, in the international application, the priority of one or more national applications filed in or for a designated State is claimed, or where the priority of an international application having designated only one State is claimed, the conditions for, and the effect of, the priority claim in that State shall be governed by the national law of that State.
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Claiming Priority. (1) The international application may contain a declaration, as prescribed in the Regulations, claiming the priority of one or more earlier applications filed in or for any country party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.
(a) Subject to the provisions of subparagraph (b), the conditions for, and the effect of, any priority claim declared under paragraph (1) shall be as provided in Article 4 of the Stockholm Act of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.
(b) The international application for which the priority of one or more earlier applications filed in or for a Contracting State is claimed may contain the designation of that State. Where, in the international application, the priority of one or more national appli- cations filed in or for a designated State is claimed, or where the priority of an international application hav- ing designated only one State is claimed, the condi- tions for, and the effect of, the priority claim in that State shall be governed by the national law of that State. national application, provided that Office has found that, at the time of receipt:
(i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office,
(ii) the international application is in the pre- scribed language,
(iii) the international application contains at least the following elements:
(a) an indication that it is intended as an international application,
(b) the designation of at least one Con- tracting State,
(c) the name of the applicant, as pre- scribed,
Claiming Priority. (1) The international application may contain a
(a) Subject to the provisions of subparagraph (b), the conditions for, and the effect of, any priority claim declared under paragraph (1) shall be as provided in Article 4 of the Stockholm Act of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.
(b) The international application for which the priority of one or more earlier applications filed in or for a Contracting State is claimed may contain the designation of that State. Where, in the international application, the priority of one or more national applications filed in or for a designated State is claimed, or where the priority of an international application having designated only one State is claimed, the conditions for, and the effect of, the priority claim in that State shall be governed by the national law of that State.
Claiming Priority. If Medarex wishes to file a patent application with respect to a Research Invention and claim filing priority for such patent application based on an earlier filed application having a priority date on or before October 21, 1997, it shall notify FibroGen. FibroGen shall have the right, only to be exercised reasonably, to preclude Medarex from such priority claim for claims to antibodies directed to an Antigen (i.e., any antibody directed to CTGF for the treatment of fibrosis) which (a) do not recite specific DNA or protein sequences, or (b) FibroGen reasonably believes are not otherwise Excluded Claims. It is understood and agreed that FibroGen shall not have such a right for any Antibody claims which do recite specific DNA or protein sequences or for any other claims that FibroGen reasonably believes are Excluded Claims.
Claiming Priority. (1) The application may contain a statement wherein, according to art. 17 and 18, one or more priorities are claimed.
(2) The conditions for claiming a priority and the effects of recognizing the claimed priority are the ones provided by the law and the Paris Convention.
(3) Where a priority is claimed, the application shall state precisely:
a) date of the claimed priority;
b) number of the priority certificate, and the number of the warranty certificate issued by the exhibition organizer, respectively;
c) State in which the certificate has been issued.
(4) Where one or more priorities have been claimed in the application for registration, according to Art. 17, 18 of the law, for the priority recognition the following shall be cumulatively fulfilled:
a) one or more priority documents, in the original, and the legal fees shall be filed within 3 months, at the latest, from the date of filing the application, according to Art. 18 of the law;
b) the design for which priority is claimed shall be identical to the design for which protection is claimed.
(5) Claiming the priority as a consequence of the design having been displayed in an international exhibition, according to Art. 17 of the law, is justified based on the warranty certificate that shall contain:
a) name and address of the organizer of the exhibition wherein the design has been displayed;
b) denomination of the exhibition, address and duration thereof;
c) family name, given name and address of the natural person or denomination and registered office of the legal entity that has displayed the design in the exhibition;
d) duration of the public exhibition;
e) number and date of the warranty certificate, signature and stamp of the organizer of the exhibition;
f) a graphic representation of the exhibited design;
g) a description of the exhibited design.
(6) Failure to fulfill the provisions of paragraphs (3), (4) and (5) shall determine the non-recognition of the claimed priority.
(7) Where the applicant for registration of the design invokes a right of priority belonging to another person, for the priority recognition it is necessary the filing with O.S.I.M. of an authorization from the priority right holder, proving that the applicant is entitled to claim priority of the first deposit. The time limit for filing the authorization is of 3 months at the most from priority claiming; otherwise, O.S.I.M. shall not recognize the claimed priority.
Claiming Priority. The Applicant Article 10 The Receiving Office Article 11 Filing Date and Effects of the International Application Article 12 Transmittal of the International Application to the International Bureau and the International Searching Authority Article 13 Availability of Copy of the International Application to the Designated Offices Article 14 Certain Defects in the International Application
Claiming Priority. The Applicant
Claiming Priority. The international application may contain a declaration, as prescribed in the Regulations, claiming the priority of one or more earlier applications filed in or for any country party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.
