Japan-Switzerland EPA Sample Clauses

Japan-Switzerland EPA. 895 The Japan-Switzerland EPA is an agreement executed between two developed countries, where it is expected that an intellectual property protection system will be implemented at a higher level than that which is provided in the existing international agreements, such as the TRIPS Agreement. This EPA is intended to ensure high levels and comprehensive protections of intellectual property rights, and may be the model for future EPAs with other developed countries in Europe and the United States. It has a separate chapter for protection of intellectual property, comprised of 23 Articles (Article 107 through 129), which is characterized by both countries’ agreement that a higher level of protection of intellectual property is secured than that provided under the TRIPS Agreement, in order to strengthen the enforcement of intellectual property rights. It also provides an establishment of a “Sub-Committee on Intellectual Property” as a consultation mechanism.
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Japan-Switzerland EPA. The Japan-Switzerland EPA is an agreement executed between two developed countries, where it is expected that an intellectual property protection system will be implemented at a higher level than that which is provided in the existing international agreements, such as the TRIPS Agreement. This EPA is intended to ensure high levels and comprehensive protections of intellectual property rights, and may be the model for future EPAs with other developed countries in Europe and the United States. It has a separate chapter for protection of intellectual property, comprised of 23 Articles (Article 107 through 129), which is characterized by both countries’ agreement that a higher level of protection of intellectual property is secured than that provided under the TRIPS Agreement, in order to strengthen the enforcement of intellectual property rights. It also provides an establishment of a “Sub-Committee on Intellectual Property” as a consultation mechanism. (a) Provisions on Simplifying Procedures and Enhancing the Transparency of Procedures (Article 112) The following provisions are incorporated in the Japan-Switzerland EPA to further promote transparency in the administration of the intellectual property protection system: (i) Each Party shall take appropriate measures to publish information on applications for and the grant of patents, registrations of utility models and industrial designs, registrations of trademarks and applications therefore, registrations of layout-designs of integrated circuits, and registrations of new varieties of plants and applications therefor. (ii) Each Party shall make available to the public information on applications for the suspension by the competent authorities of the release of the products infringing intellectual property rights as a border measure. (iii) Each Party shall make available to the public information on its efforts to ensure effective enforcement of intellectual property rights and other information with regard to its intellectual property protection system. (b) Provisions on Strengthening Protection of Intellectual Property Rights (i) Comprehensive protection of intellectual property rights is provided, covering not only patents, utility models and industrial designs, but also new varieties of all plant genera and species (Article 118). The chapter also sets forth both Partiesobligation to provide effective protection against acts of unfair competition (Article 120). (ii) Each Party shall ensure adequate and ...

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