Demand for International Preliminary Examination Sample Clauses

Demand for International Preliminary Examination. (1) On the demand of the applicant, his international application shall be the subject of an international preliminary examination as provided in the following provisions and the Regulations. (a) Any applicant who is a resident or national, as defined in the Regulations, of a Contracting State bound by Chapter II, and whose international application has been filed with the receiving Office of or acting for such State, may make a demand for international preliminary examination. (b) The Assembly may decide to allow persons entitled to file international applications to make a demand for international preliminary examination even if they are residents or nationals of a State not party to this Treaty or not bound by Chapter II. (3) The demand for international preliminary examination shall be made separately from the international application. The demand shall contain the prescribed particulars and shall be in the prescribed language and form. (a) The demand shall indicate the Contracting State or States in which the applicant intends to use the results of the international preliminary examination (“elected States”). Additional Contracting States may be elected later. Election may relate only to Contracting States already designated under Article 4. (b) Applicants referred to in paragraph (2)(a) may elect any Contracting State bound by Chapter II. Applicants referred to in paragraph (2)(b) may elect only such Contracting States bound by Chapter II as have declared that they are prepared to be elected by such applicants. (5) The demand shall be subject to the payment of the prescribed fees within the prescribed time limit. (6) (a) The demand shall be submitted to the competent International Preliminary Examining Authority referred to in Article 32.
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Demand for International Preliminary Examination. (1) On the demand of the applicant, his interna- tional application shall be the subject of an interna- tional preliminary examination as provided in the following provisions and the Regulations. (2) (a) Any applicant who is a resident or national, as defined in the Regulations, of a Contract- ing State bound by Chapter II, and whose interna- tional application has been filed with the receiving Office of or acting for such State, may make a demand for international preliminary examination.
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Demand for International Preliminary Examination. On the demand of the applicant, his international application shall be the subject of an international preliminary examination as provided in the following provisions and the Regulations.
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Demand for International Preliminary Examination. The International Preliminary Examining Authority The International Preliminary Examination Procedure Before the International Preliminary Examining Authority The International Preliminary Examination Report Transmittal, Translation, and Communication of the International Preliminary Examination Report Withdrawal of Demand or Election Confidential Nature of the Interna­ tional Preliminary Examination Copy, Translation, and Fee, to Elected Offices Delaying of National Examination and Other Processing Amendment of the Claims, the Description, and the Drawings, before Elected Offices Results of National Examination in Elected Offices
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Demand for International Preliminary Examination. (1) On the demand of the applicant, his international application shall be the subject of an international preliminary examination as provided in the following provisions and the Regulations. (a) Any applicant who is a resident or national, as defined in the Regulations, of a Contracting State bound by Chapter II, and whose international application has been filed with the receiving Office of or acting for such State, may make a demand for international preliminary examination. (b) The Assembly may decide to allow persons entitled to file international applications to make a demand for international preliminary examination even if they are residents or nationals of a State not party to this Treaty or not bound by Chapter II.
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Demand for International Preliminary Examination. (1) On the demand of the applicant, his international application shall be the subject of an international preliminary examination as provided in the following (b) (a)의 규정은 관할국제조사기관에의 송부, 제13조에 의한 송부 및 제20 조에 의한 송달에 대하여는 적용하지 아니한다. (2) (a) 국내관청은 다음중 가장 빠른 날 이전에 제3자에게 국제출원이 공개되도 록 허용하여서는 아니된다. 다만, 출원인의 청구에 의한 경우 또는 그의 승낙을 얻은 경우는 예외로 한다. (ⅰ) 국제출원의 국제공개일 (ⅱ) 제20조의 규정에 따라 송달되는 국제출원의 수리일 (ⅲ) 제22조의 규정에 의한 국제출원의 사본의 수리일 (b) (a)의 규정은 국내관청이 자기가 지정관청으로 지정된 사실을 제3자에 통지하거나 동 사실을 공표하는 것을 방해하는 것은 아니다. 다만, 그런 통지 또는 공표에는 수리관청의 신분, 출원인의 성명, 국제출원일, 국제 출원번호 및 발명의 명칭 이외의 사항을 포함할 수 없다.
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Demand for International Preliminary Examination. (1) On the demand of the applicant, his international application shall be the subject of an international preliminary examination as provided in the following provisions and the Regulations. (a) Any applicant who is a resident or national, as defined in the Regulations, of a Contracting State bound by Chapter II, and whose international application has been filed with the receiving Office of or acting for such State, may make a demand for international preliminary examination. (b) The Assembly may decide to allow persons entitled to file international applications to make a demand for international preliminary examination even if they are residents or nationals of a State not party to this Treaty or not bound by Chapter II. NOTES ON CHAPTER II This Chapter, entitled “International Preliminary Examination,” contains 12 Articles (Articles 31 to 42). The Articles are arranged in a sequence which follows, more or less accurately, the chronology of events in the procedure: Articles 31 to 38 deal with what could be called “the international phase,” whereas Articles 39 to 42 deal with what could be called “the national phase.” The provisions concerning the international phase consist of provisions on the presentation of the demand for international preliminary examination (Article 31), on the International Preliminary Examining Authority (Article 32), and on the procedure before that Authority (Articles 33, 34, 35). Articles 36 to 38 deal with miscellaneous matters in the international phase. The national phase (Articles 39 to 42) concerns what happens in the elected State in connection with the international application accompanied by an international preliminary examination report. International preliminary examination is optional for the applicant: it will be carried out only if he so requests (see Article 31(1)). If he chooses to request international preliminary examination, the provisions of the international phase then, of course, come chronologically after the provisions on the international phase in Chapter I and before the provisions on the national phase in Chapter I. The reason for which the Treaty does not follow this chronological order is that Chapter II is optional also for Contracting States. Any such State may avoid being bound by that Chapter if it makes the corresponding reservation (Article 64(1)). The separation of the provisions on international preliminary examination serves the sole purpose of permitting easy identification of the provis...
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