Common use of Indications of Source and Country Names Clause in Contracts

Indications of Source and Country Names. 1. The Parties shall ensure in their national laws adequate and effective means to protect indications of source, country names and flags, with regard to all goods and services. 2. For the purposes of this Agreement, “indications of source” are direct or indirect references to the geographical origin of goods or services. 3. With regard to the use of indications of source for goods or services, the Parties shall provide in their national laws for adequate and effective means to prevent the use of such indications for goods or services not originating in the place indicated by the designation in question. 4. The Parties shall provide the legal means for interested parties to prevent any incorrect or misleading use or registration of country names of a Party as trademarks, company names or names of associations. 5. The Parties shall provide the legal means for interested parties to prevent that armorial bearings, flags and other State emblems of a Party are used or registered as trademarks, or as company names or names of associations, in non-compliance with the conditions laid down in the laws and regulations of that Party. This protection shall also apply to signs that may be confused with armorial bearings, flags and other State emblems of the Parties.

Indications of Source and Country Names. 1. The Parties shall ensure in their national laws adequate and effective means to protect indications of source, country names and flags, with regard to all goods and services. 2. For the purposes of this Agreement, “"indications of source” " are direct or indirect references to the geographical origin of goods or services. 3. With regard to the use of indications of source for goods or services, the Parties shall provide in their national laws for adequate and effective means to prevent the use of such indications for goods or services not originating in the place indicated by the designation in question. 4. The Parties shall provide the legal means for interested parties to prevent any incorrect or misleading use or registration of country names of a Party as trademarks, company names or names of associations. 5. The Parties shall provide Partiesshallprovide the legal means for interested parties to prevent that armorial bearings, flags and other State emblems of a Party are used or registered as trademarks, or as company names or names of associations, in non-compliance noncompliance with the conditions laid down in the laws and regulations of that Party. This protection shall also apply to signs that may be confused with armorial bearings, flags and other State emblems of the Parties.

Indications of Source and Country Names. 1. The Parties shall ensure in their national laws adequate and effective means to protect indications of source, country names and flags, with regard to all goods and services. 2. For the purposes of this Agreement, “indications of source” are direct or indirect references to the geographical origin of goods or services. 3. With regard to the use of indications of source for goods or services, the Parties shall provide in their national laws for adequate and effective means to prevent the use of such indications for goods or services not originating in the place indicated by the designation in question. 4. The Parties shall provide the legal means for interested parties to prevent any incorrect or misleading use or registration of country names of a Party as trademarks, company names or names of associations. 5. The Parties shall provide the legal means for interested parties to prevent that armorial bearings, flags and other State emblems of a Party are used or registered as trademarks, or as company names or names of associations, in non-compliance non­compliance with the conditions laid down in the laws and regulations of that Party. This protection shall also apply to signs that may be confused with armorial bearings, flags and other State emblems of the Parties.