Common use of Invalidation, by the Clause in Contracts

Invalidation, by the. competent authorities of a Contracting Party, of the effects, in the territory of that Contracting Party, of an international registration may not be pronounced without the holder of such international registration having, in good time, been afforded the opportunity of defending his rights. Invalidation shall be notified to the International Bureau. * Interpretative statement adopted by the Assembly of the Madrid Union: “Article 5(2)(e) of the Protocol is understood as allowing the Assembly to keep under review the operation of the system established by subparagraphs (a) to (d), it being also understood that any modification of those provisions shall require a unanimous decision of the Assembly.” (continued on page 27) PROTOCOL 27 Article 5bis [Documentary Evidence of Legitimacy of Use of Certain Elements of Xxxx] Documentary evidence of the legitimacy of the use of certain elements incorporated in a xxxx, such as armorial bearings, escutcheons, portraits, honorary distinctions, titles, trade names, names of persons other than the name of the applicant, or other like inscriptions, which might be required by the Offices of the contracting countries shall be exempt from any legalization or certification other than that of the Office of the country of origin. Article 5ter [Copies of Entries in International Register. Searches for Anticipation. Extracts from International Register]

Invalidation, by the. competent authorities of a Contracting Party, of the effects, in the territory of that Contracting Party, of an international registration may not be pronounced without the holder of such international registration having, in good time, been afforded the opportunity of defending his rights. Invalidation shall be notified to the International Bureau. * Interpretative statement adopted by the Assembly of the Madrid Union: “Article 5(2)(e) of the Protocol is understood as allowing the Assembly to keep under review the operation of the system established by subparagraphs (a) to (d), it being also understood that any modification of those provisions shall require a unanimous decision of the Assembly.” (continued on page 27) PROTOCOL 27 Article 5bis [Documentary Evidence of Legitimacy of Use of Certain Elements of XxxxMark] Documentary evidence of the legitimacy of the use of certain elements incorporated in a xxxxmark, such as armorial bearings, escutcheons, portraits, honorary distinctions, titles, trade names, names of persons other than the name of the applicant, or other like inscriptions, which might be required by the Offices of the contracting countries shall be exempt from any legalization or certification other than that of the Office of the country of origin. Article 5ter [Copies of Entries in International Register. Searches for Anticipation. Extracts from International Register]

Invalidation, by the. competent authorities of a Contracting Party, of the effects, in the territory of that Contracting Party, of an international registration may not be pronounced without the holder of such international registration having, in good time, been afforded the opportunity of defending his rights. Invalidation shall be notified to the International Bureau. * Interpretative statement adopted by the Assembly of the Madrid Union: “Article 5(2)(e) of the Protocol is understood as allowing the Assembly to keep under review the operation of the system established by subparagraphs (a) to (d), it being also understood that any modification of those provisions shall require a unanimous decision of the Assembly.” (continued on page 27) PROTOCOL 27 Article 5bis 5bis‌ [Documentary Evidence of Legitimacy of Use of Certain Elements of Xxxx] Documentary evidence of the legitimacy of the use of certain elements incorporated in a xxxx, such as armorial bearings, escutcheons, portraits, honorary distinctions, titles, trade names, names of persons other than the name of the applicant, or other like inscriptions, which might be required by the Offices of the contracting countries shall be exempt from any legalization or certification other than that of the Office of the country of origin. Article 5ter [Copies of Entries in International Register. Searches for Anticipation. Extracts from International Register]