Common use of International Application Clause in Contracts

International Application. (1) Every international application under this Protocol shall be presented on the form prescribed by the Regulations. The Office of origin shall certify that the particulars appearing in the international application correspond to the particulars appearing, at the time of the certification, in the basic application or basic registration, as the case may be. Furthermore, the said Office shall indicate, (i) in the case of a basic application, the date and number of that application, (ii) in the case of a basic registration, the date and number of that registration as well as the date and number of the application from which the basic registration resulted. The Office of origin shall also indicate the date of the international application. (2) The applicant must indicate the goods and services in respect of which protection of the xxxx is claimed and also, if possible, the corresponding class or classes according to the classification established (continued on page 14) (continued on page 15) (3) If the applicant claims color as a distinctive feature of his xxxx, he shall be required: 1. to state the fact, and to file with his application a notice specifying the color or the combination of colors claimed; 2. to append to his application copies in color of the said xxxx, which shall be attached to the notification given by the International Bureau. The number of such copies shall be fixed by the Regulations. (4) The International Bureau shall register immediately the marks filed in accordance with Article 1. The registration shall bear the date of the application for international registration in the country of origin, provided that the application has been received by the International Bureau within a period of two months from that date. If the application has not been received within that period, the International Bureau shall record it as at the date on which it received the said application. The International Bureau shall notify such registration without delay to the Offices concerned. Registered marks shall be published in a periodical journal issued by the International Bureau, on the basis of the particulars contained in the application for registration. In the case of marks comprising a figurative element or a special form of writing, the Regulations shall determine whether a printing block must be supplied by the applicant. (5) With a view to the publicity to be given in the contracting countries to registered marks, each Office shall receive from the International Bureau a number of copies of the said publication free of charge and a number of copies at a reduced price, in proportion to the number of units mentioned in Article 16(4)(a) of the Paris Convention for (3) If the applicant claims color as a distinctive feature of his xxxx, he shall be required (i) to state the fact, and to file with his international application a notice specifying the color or the combination of colors claimed; (ii) to append to his international application copies in color of the said xxxx, which shall be attached to the notifications given by the International Bureau; the number of such copies shall be fixed by the Regulations. (4) The International Bureau shall register immediately the marks filed in accordance with Article 2. The international registration shall bear the date on which the international application was received in the Office of origin, provided that the international application has been received by the International Bureau within a period of two months from that date. If the international application has not been received within that period, the international registration shall bear the date on which the said international application was received by the International Bureau. The International Bureau shall notify the international registration without delay to the Offices concerned. Marks registered in the International Register shall be published in a periodical gazette issued by the International Bureau, on the basis of the particulars contained in the international application. (5) With a view to the publicity to be given to marks registered in the International Register, each Office shall receive from the International Bureau a number of copies of the said gazette free of charge and a number (continued on page 16) (continued on page 17) (1) Any contracting country may, at any time, notify the Director General of the Organization (hereinafter designated as “the Director General”) in writing that the protection resulting from the international registration shall extend to that country only at the express request of the proprietor of the xxxx. (2) Such notification shall not take effect until six months after the date of the communication thereof by the Director General to the other contracting countries. Article 3ter (1) Any request for extension of the protection resulting from the international registration to a country which has availed itself of the right provided for in Article 3bis must be specially mentioned in the application referred to in Article 3(1). (2) Any request for territorial extension made subsequently to the international registration must be presented through the intermediary of the Office of the country of origin on a form prescribed by the Regulations. It shall be immediately registered by the International Bureau, which shall notify it without delay to the Office or Offices concerned. It shall be published in the periodical journal issued by the International Bureau. Such territorial extension shall be effective from the date on which it has been recorded in the International Register; it shall cease to be valid on the expiration of the international registration of the xxxx to which it relates.

International Application. (1) Every international application under this Protocol shall be presented on the form prescribed by the Regulations. The Office of origin shall certify that the particulars appearing in the international application correspond to the particulars appearing, at the time of the certification, in the basic application or basic registration, as the case may be. Furthermore, the said Office shall indicate, (i) in the case of a basic application, the date and number of that application, (ii) in the case of a basic registration, the date and number of that registration as well as the date and number of the application from which the basic registration resulted. The Office of origin shall also indicate the date of the international application. (2) The applicant must indicate the goods and services in respect of which protection of the xxxx is claimed and also, if possible, the corresponding class or classes according to the classification established (continued on page 14) (continued on page 15)the International Bureau, which shall exercise the said control in association with the national Office. In the event of disagreement between the national Office and the International Bureau, the opinion of the latter shall prevail. (3) If the applicant claims color as a distinctive feature of his xxxx, he shall be required: 1. to state the fact, and to file with his application a notice specifying the color or the combination of colors claimed; 2. to append to his application copies in color of the said xxxx, which shall be attached to the notification given by the International Bureau. The number of such copies shall be fixed by the Regulations. (4) The International Bureau shall register immediately the marks filed in accordance with Article 1. The registration shall bear the date of the application for international registration in the country of origin, provided that the application has been received by the International Bureau within a period of two months from that date. If the application has not been received within that period, the International Bureau shall record it as at the date on which it received the said application. The International Bureau shall notify such registration without delay to the Offices concerned. Registered marks shall be published in a periodical journal issued by the International Bureau, on the basis of the particulars contained in the application for registration. In the case of marks comprising a figurative element or a special form of writing, the Regulations shall determine whether a printing block must be supplied by the applicant. (5) With a view to the publicity to be given in the contracting countries to registered marks, each Office shall receive from the International Bureau a number of copies of the said publication free of charge and a number of copies at a reduced price, in proportion to the number of units mentioned in Article 16(4)(a) of the Paris Convention for (3) If the applicant claims color as a distinctive feature of his xxxx, he shall be required (i) to state the fact, and to file with his international application a notice specifying the color or the combination of colors claimed; (ii) to append to his international application copies in color of the said xxxx, which shall be attached to the notifications given by the International Bureau; the number of such copies shall be fixed by the Regulations. (4) The International Bureau shall register immediately the marks filed in accordance with Article 2. The international registration shall bear the date on which the international application was received in the Office of origin, provided that the international application has been received by the International Bureau within a period of two months from that date. If the international application has not been received within that period, the international registration shall bear the date on which the said international application was received by the International Bureau. The International Bureau shall notify the international registration without delay to the Offices concerned. Marks registered in the International Register shall be published in a periodical gazette issued by the International Bureau, on the basis of the particulars contained in the international application. (5) With a view to the publicity to be given to marks registered in the International Register, each Office shall receive from the International Bureau a number of copies of the said gazette free of charge and a number (continued on page 16) (continued on page 17) (1) Any contracting country may, at any time, notify the Director General of the Organization (hereinafter designated as “the Director General”) in writing that the protection resulting from the international registration shall extend to that country only at the express request of the proprietor of the xxxx. (2) Such notification shall not take effect until six months after the date of the communication thereof by the Director General to the other contracting countries. Article 3ter (1) Any request for extension of the protection resulting from the international registration to a country which has availed itself of the right provided for in Article 3bis must be specially mentioned in the application referred to in Article 3(1). (2) Any request for territorial extension made subsequently to the international registration must be presented through the intermediary of the Office of the country of origin on a form prescribed by the Regulations. It shall be immediately registered by the International Bureau, which shall notify it without delay to the Office or Offices concerned. It shall be published in the periodical journal issued by the International Bureau. Such territorial extension shall be effective from the date on which it has been recorded in the International Register; it shall cease to be valid on the expiration of the international registration of the xxxx to which it relates.

International Application. (1) Every international application under this Protocol shall be presented on the form prescribed by the Regulations. The Office of origin shall certify that the particulars appearing in the international application correspond to the particulars appearing, at the time of the certification, in the basic application or basic registration, as the case may be. Furthermore, the said Office shall indicate, (i) in the case of a basic application, the date and number of that application, (ii) in the case of a basic registration, the date and number of that registration as well as the date and number of the application from which the basic registration resulted. The Office of origin shall also indicate the date of the international application. (2) The applicant must indicate the goods and services in respect of which protection of the xxxx is claimed and also, if possible, the corresponding class or classes according to the classification established (continued on page 14) (continued on page 15) (3) by the Nice Agreement Concerning the International Classification of Goods and Services for the Purposes of the Registration of Marks. If the applicant claims color as a distinctive feature of his xxxx, he shall be required: 1. to state the fact, and to file with his application a notice specifying the color or the combination of colors claimed; 2. to append to his application copies in color of the said xxxx, which shall be attached to the notification given by the International Bureau. The number of does not give such copies shall be fixed by the Regulations. (4) The International Bureau shall register immediately the marks filed in accordance with Article 1. The registration shall bear the date of the application for international registration in the country of origin, provided that the application has been received by the International Bureau within a period of two months from that date. If the application has not been received within that periodindication, the International Bureau shall record it as at classify the date on which it received goods and services in the appropriate classes of the said applicationclassification. The International Bureau shall notify such registration without delay to indication of classes given by the Offices concerned. Registered marks applicant shall be published in a periodical journal issued subject to control by the International Bureau, on which shall exercise the basis said control in association with the Office of the particulars contained in the application for registrationorigin. In the case event of marks comprising a figurative element or a special form of writingdisagreement between the said Office and the International Bureau, the Regulations shall determine whether a printing block must be supplied by the applicant. (5) With a view to the publicity to be given in the contracting countries to registered marks, each Office shall receive from the International Bureau a number of copies opinion of the said publication free of charge and a number of copies at a reduced price, in proportion to the number of units mentioned in Article 16(4)(a) of the Paris Convention forlatter shall prevail. (3) If the applicant claims color as a distinctive feature of his xxxx, he shall be required (i) to state the fact, and to file with his international application a notice specifying the color or the combination of colors claimed; (ii) to append to his international application copies in color of the said xxxx, which shall be attached to the notifications given by the International Bureau; the number of such copies shall be fixed by the Regulations. (4) The International Bureau shall register immediately the marks filed in accordance with Article 2. The international registration regis tration shall bear the date on which the international application was received in the Office of origin, provided that the international application has been received by the International Bureau within a period of two months from that date. If the international application has not been received within that period, the international registration shall bear the date on which the said international application was received by the International Bureau. The International Bureau shall notify the international registration without delay to the Offices concerned. Marks registered in the International Register shall be published in a periodical gazette issued by the International Bureau, on the basis of the particulars contained in the international application. (5) With a view to the publicity to be given to marks registered in the International Register, each Office shall receive from the International Bureau a number of copies of the said gazette free of charge and a number (continued on page 16) (continued on page 17) (1) Any contracting country mayof copies at a reduced price, at any time, notify under the Director General of the Organization (hereinafter designated as “the Director General”) in writing that the protection resulting from the international registration shall extend to that country only at the express request of the proprietor of the xxxx. (2) Such notification shall not take effect until six months after the date of the communication thereof conditions fixed by the Director General to the other contracting countries. Article 3ter (1) Any request for extension of the protection resulting from the international registration to a country which has availed itself of the right provided for in Article 3bis must be specially mentioned in the application Assembly referred to in Article 3(110 (hereinafter referred to as "the Assembly"). (2) Any request . Such publicity shall be deemed to be sufficient for territorial extension made subsequently to the international registration must purposes of all the Contracting Parties, and no other publicity may be presented through the intermediary required of the Office of the country of origin on a form prescribed by the Regulations. It shall be immediately registered by the International Bureau, which shall notify it without delay to the Office or Offices concerned. It shall be published in the periodical journal issued by the International Bureau. Such territorial extension shall be effective from the date on which it has been recorded in the International Register; it shall cease to be valid on the expiration holder of the international registration of the xxxx to which it relatesregistration.

International Application. (1) Every international application under this Protocol Proto- col shall be presented on the form prescribed by the Regulations. The Office of origin shall certify that the particulars appearing in the international application correspond to the particulars appearing, at the time of the certification, in the basic application or basic registration, as the case may be. Furthermore, the said Office shall indicate, (i) in the case of a basic application, the date and number of that application, (ii) in the case of a basic registration, the date and number of that registration as well as the date and number of the application from which the basic registration resulted. The Office of origin shall also indicate the date of the international application. (2) The applicant must indicate the goods and services in respect of which protection of the xxxx mark is claimed and also, if possible, the corresponding class or classes according to the classification established (continued on page 14) (continued on page 15)by the Nice Agreement Concerning the International Classification of Goods and Services for the Purposes of the Registra- tion of Marks. If the applicant does not give such indica- tion, the International Bureau shall classify the goods and services in the appropriate classes of the said clas- sification. The indication of classes given by the appli- cant shall be subject to control by the International Bureau, which shall exercise the said control in associ- ation with the Office of origin. In the event of disagree- ment between the said Office and the International Bureau, the opinion of the latter shall prevail. (3) If the applicant claims color as a distinctive feature fea- ture of his xxxx, he shall be required: 1. to state the fact, and to file with his application a notice specifying the color or the combination of colors claimed; 2. to append to his application copies in color of the said xxxx, which shall be attached to the notification given by the International Bureau. The number of such copies shall be fixed by the Regulations. (4) The International Bureau shall register immediately the marks filed in accordance with Article 1. The registration shall bear the date of the application for international registration in the country of origin, provided that the application has been received by the International Bureau within a period of two months from that date. If the application has not been received within that period, the International Bureau shall record it as at the date on which it received the said application. The International Bureau shall notify such registration without delay to the Offices concerned. Registered marks shall be published in a periodical journal issued by the International Bureau, on the basis of the particulars contained in the application for registration. In the case of marks comprising a figurative element or a special form of writing, the Regulations shall determine whether a printing block must be supplied by the applicant. (5) With a view to the publicity to be given in the contracting countries to registered marks, each Office shall receive from the International Bureau a number of copies of the said publication free of charge and a number of copies at a reduced price, in proportion to the number of units mentioned in Article 16(4)(a) of the Paris Convention for (3) If the applicant claims color as a distinctive feature of his xxxxmark, he shall be required (i) to state the fact, and to file with his international application a notice specifying the color or the combination of colors claimed; (ii) to append to his international application copies in color of the said xxxxmark, which shall be attached to the notifications given by the International BureauBu- xxxx; the number of such copies shall be fixed by the Regulations. (4) The International Bureau shall register immediately immedia- tely the marks filed in accordance with Article 2. The international registration shall bear the date on which the international application was received in the Office of origin, provided that the international application has been received by the International Bureau within a period of two months from that date. If the international interna- tional application has not been received within that period, the international registration shall bear the date on which the said international application was received by the International Bureau. The International Internatio- nal Bureau shall notify the international registration without delay to the Offices concerned. Marks registered registe- red in the International Register shall be published in a periodical gazette issued by the International BureauBure- au, on the basis of the particulars contained in the international application. (5) With a view to the publicity to be given to marks registered in the International Register, each Office shall receive from the International Bureau a number of copies of the said gazette free of charge and a number (continued on page 16) (continued on page 17) (1) Any contracting country maynum- ber of copies at a reduced price, at any time, notify under the Director General of the Organization (hereinafter designated as “the Director General”) in writing that the protection resulting from the international registration shall extend to that country only at the express request of the proprietor of the xxxx. (2) Such notification shall not take effect until six months after the date of the communication thereof conditions fixed by the Director General to the other contracting countries. Article 3ter (1) Any request for extension of the protection resulting from the international registration to a country which has availed itself of the right provided for in Article 3bis must be specially mentioned in the application Assembly referred to in Article 3(110 (herei- nafter referred to as “the Assemblyő). (2) Any request . Such publicity shall be deemed to be sufficient for territorial extension made subsequently to the international registration must purposes of all the Contracting Parties, and no other publicity may be presented through the intermediary required of the Office of the country of origin on a form prescribed by the Regulations. It shall be immediately registered by the International Bureau, which shall notify it without delay to the Office or Offices concerned. It shall be published in the periodical journal issued by the International Bureau. Such territorial extension shall be effective from the date on which it has been recorded in the International Register; it shall cease to be valid on the expiration holder of the international registration of the xxxx to which it relatesregistration.