Common use of [International Registrations Effected Prior to Accession Clause in Contracts

[International Registrations Effected Prior to Accession. In the territory of the acceding State or intergovernmental organization, the benefits of this Act shall apply in respect of appellations of origin already registered under this Act at the time the accession becomes effective, subject to [Article 7(5) and (6) as well as] the provisions of Chapter IV, which shall apply mutatis mutandis. However, the acceding State or intergovernmental organization may specify, in a declaration attached to its instrument of ratification or accession, an extension of the time limit referred to in Article 15(1), and the periods referred to in Article 17, in accordance with the procedures specified in the Regulations in that respect.

[International Registrations Effected Prior to Accession. In the territory of the acceding State or intergovernmental organization, the benefits of this Act shall apply in respect of appellations of origin already registered under this Act at the time the accession becomes effective, subject to [Article 7(5) and (6) as well as] the provisions of Chapter IV, which shall apply mutatis mutandis. However, the acceding State or intergovernmental organization may specify, in a declaration attached to its instrument of ratification or accession, an extension of the time limit period referred to in Article 15(1), and the periods referred to in Article 17, in accordance with the procedures specified in the Regulations in that respect.

[International Registrations Effected Prior to Accession. In the territory of the acceding State or intergovernmental organization, the benefits of this Act shall apply in respect of appellations of origin already registered under this Act at the time the accession becomes effective, subject to [Article 7(57(4) and (6) as well asand] the provisions of Chapter IV, which shall apply mutatis mutandis. However, the acceding State or intergovernmental organization may specify, in a declaration attached to its instrument of ratification or accession, an extension of the time limit referred to in Article 15(1), and the periods referred to in Article 17, in accordance with the procedures specified in the Regulations in that respect.