Common use of [International Application Considered Abandoned; Reimbursement of Fees Clause in Contracts

[International Application Considered Abandoned; Reimbursement of Fees. Where an irregularity, other than an irregularity referred to in Article 8(2)(b) of the 1999 Act, is not remedied within the time limit referred to in paragraph (1), the international application shall be considered abandoned and the International Bureau shall refund any fees paid in respect of that application, after deduction of an amount corresponding to the basic fee. Rule 15‌ (1) [Registration of the Industrial Design in the International Register] Where the International Bureau finds that the international application conforms to the applicable requirements, it shall register the industrial design in the International Register and send a certificate to the holder. (2) [Contents of the Registration] The international registration shall contain (i) all the data contained in the international application, except any priority claim under Rule 7(5)(c) where the date of the earlier filing is more than six months before the filing date of the international application; (ii) any reproduction of the industrial design; (iii) the date of the international registration; (iv) the number of the international registration; (v) the relevant class of the International Classification, as determined by the International Bureau.

[International Application Considered Abandoned; Reimbursement of Fees. Where an irregularity, other than an irregularity referred to in Article 8(2)(b) of the 1999 Act, is not remedied within the time limit referred to in paragraph (1), the international application shall be considered abandoned and the International Bureau shall refund any fees paid in respect of that application, after deduction of an amount corresponding to the basic fee. Rule 15‌. (1) [Registration of the Industrial Design in the International Register] Where the International Bureau finds that the international application conforms to the applicable requirements, it shall register the industrial design in the International Register and send a certificate to the holder. (2) [Contents of the Registration] The international registration shall contain (i) all the data contained in the international application, except any priority claim under Rule 7(5)(c) where the date of the earlier filing is more than six months before the filing date of the international application; (ii) any reproduction of the industrial design; (iii) the date of the international registration; (iv) the number of the international registration; (v) the relevant class of the International Classification, as determined by the International Bureau.

[International Application Considered Abandoned; Reimbursement of Fees. Where an irregularity, other than an irregularity referred to in Article 8(2)(b) of the 1999 Act, is not remedied within the time limit referred to in paragraph paragraphs (11)(a) or (b), the international application shall be considered abandoned and the International Bureau shall refund any fees paid in respect of that application, after deduction of an amount corresponding to the basic fee. Rule 15‌15‌‌ (1) [Registration of the Industrial Design in the International Register] Where the International Bureau finds that the international application conforms to the applicable requirements, it shall register the industrial design in the International Register and send a certificate to the holder. (2) [Contents of the Registration] The international registration shall contain (i) all the data contained in the international application, except any priority claim under Rule 7(5)(c) where the date of the earlier filing is more than six months before the filing date of the international application; (ii) any reproduction of the industrial design; (iii) the date of the international registration; (iv) the number of the international registration; (v) the relevant class of the International Classification, as determined by the International Bureau.