Filing of Applications.
(1) Patent applications, applications for the registration of utility models, trademarks or service marks, industrial designs, trade names, geographical indications or layout-designs (topographies) of integrated circuits and applications for plant variety certificates shall be filed direct with the Organization.
(2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1), any member State may demand that the application be filed with the national administration of that State where the applicant is domiciled on its territory. A record shall be taken, and a copy thereof issued to the applicant, by the national administration which shall attest every filing and specify the date and time of the filing of the documents. The national administration shall convey the application to the Organization within a period of five (5) working days from filing.
(3) Applicants domiciled outside the territory of the member States shall file through an agent selected in one of those member States. The exercise of the profession of agent accredited to the Organization shall be governed by special rules adopted by the Administrative Council.
(4) Applications filed with the Organization or the national administration may be conveyed by postal or any other legal means of communication.
(a) The Organization shall act as receiving Office within the meaning of the Patent Cooperation Treaty with respect to international applications filed by residents and nationals of member States, except where an agreement within the meaning of subparagraph (b) below has been concluded.
(b) The Organization may, under the relevant provision of the Regulations Under the Patent Cooperation Treaty, agree with another Contracting State of the Patent Cooperation Treaty or with any other intergovernmental organization that the national Office of that State or that intergovernmental organization shall act in place of the Organization as receiving Office for applicants who are residents or nationals of a member State.
Filing of Applications. An application for a Benefit shall be available from SASMI or other persons authorized by the Trustees and shall be filed with the SASMI office.
Filing of Applications. 1. The Institute shall retain title to each Institute Subject Invention. As to each such Institute Subject Invention, Sponsor can request Institute to file a patent application and Institute agrees to do so provided Sponsor covers the cost of filing and maintaining the patent application, patents issuing therefrom and foreign counterparts, if any. The Institute shall have the right thereafter to elect whether of not it will file a patent application covering Subject Invention. Patent applications relating to such Subject Invention(s) shall be filed by the Institute in its name.
2. Joint Subject Inventions shall be jointly owned by Institute and Sponsor. Patent applications relating to a Subject Invention made jointly by Institute personnel and other persons participating in the work supported by this Agreement shall be filed as mutually agreed by the parties, at Sponsor’s expense unless Sponsor has not initiated the filing of such patent applications, and Institute and Sponsor shall together select independent patent counsel satisfactory to both parties to prepare and prosecute any such applications. Patent applications relating to Joint Subject Inventions shall be filed in the names of Institute and the Sponsor.
3. Subject Inventions made solely by person(s) who are not Institute personnel shall be owned by Sponsor provided such personnel do not first actually reduce to practice a Subject Invention shall be a Joint Subject Invention as defined above. Patent applications owned by Sponsor shall be filed by Sponsor.
4. As regards 13.c.1 and 13.c.2., both parties shall have the right to review and comment upon applications and correspondence with the Patent Office and shall be provided with drafts thereof sufficiently in advance to reasonably allow for such review and comment.
5. Institute agrees that it will cause to be signed by concerned Institute personnel all documents necessary to obtain patent as set forth above, and that Institute will do whatever Sponsor reasonably requests to obtain and maintain such patent rights, at the expense of Sponsor.
6. If Sponsor is not interested in having a patent application filed with respect to a particular Subject Invention made solely by Institute personnel or jointly, Sponsor shall advise Institute of such fact within sixty (60) days from the date the Subject Invention was disclosed to Sponsor by Institute, or sooner if necessary to avoid loss of patent rights. Institute may then at its own expense, file and prosecu...
Filing of Applications. An application for a Regular Benefit may be filed, either in person or by mail, in accordance with procedures established by the company. No application for a Regular Benefit shall be accepted unless it is submitted to the company within sixty (60) calendar days after the end of the Week with respect to which it is made; provided, however, that if the amount of the Employee's Employment Insurance Benefit is adjusted retroactively with the effect of establishing a basis for eligibility for a Regular Benefit in a greater amount than that previously paid, he/she may apply within sixty (60) calendar days after the date on which such basis for eligibility is established.
Filing of Applications. 9 a. A unit member may apply by submitting a completed application to the Human
Filing of Applications. First Federal shall use its best efforts promptly to and, in any event, no later than December 31, 1998, shall, prepare, submit, publish and file (a) an application to the OTS pursuant to 12 C.F.R. Part 574; and (b) any other applications, notices or statements required to be filed in connection with the transactions contemplated hereby.
Filing of Applications. 1012 a. A unit member may apply by submitting a completed application to the Human 1013 Resources office on or before the final date for filing applications. 1014 b. Probationary unit members may be considered for promotion.
Filing of Applications. All interested employees must file an application on or before the closing date as posted in the recruitment notice.
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Filing of Applications. Should a Party wish to file a patent application covering any Other Collaboration IP or Xenon Background IP, it shall inform the other Party. With respect to any such patent application, Genentech shall engage Outside Patent Counsel to Prosecute such patent application and shall instruct such Outside Patent Counsel to provide to each Party a copy of any such patent application for review and comment by the Parties and such Outside Patent Counsel shall be instructed to reasonably consider the comments of all Parties with respect hereto;
