Priority Claim Sample Clauses

Priority Claim. (a) Any declaration referred to in Article 8(1) (“priority claim”) may claim the priority of one or more earlier applications filed either in or for any country party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property or in or for any Member of the World Trade Organization that is not party to that Convention. Any priority claim shall be made in the request; it shall consist of a statement to the effect that the priority of an earlier application is claimed and shall indicate: (i) the date on which the earlier application was filed; (ii) the number of the earlier application; (iii) where the earlier application is a national application, the country party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property or the Member of the World Trade Organization that is not party to that Convention in which it was filed; (iv) where the earlier application is a regional application, the authority entrusted with the granting of regional patents under the applicable regional patent treaty; (v) where the earlier application is an international application, the receiving Office with which it was filed. (b) In addition to any indication required under paragraph (a)(iv) or (v): (i) where the earlier application is a regional application or an international application, the priority claim may indicate one or more countries party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property for which that earlier application was filed; (ii) where the earlier application is a regional application and at least one of the countries party to the regional patent treaty is neither party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property nor a Member of the World Trade Organization, the priority claim shall indicate at least one country party to 1 Editor’s Note: This information is also published on the WIPO website at: xxx.xxxx.xxx/xxx/xx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxxxxxx/xxx_xxxxxx.xxxx. that Convention or one Member of that Organization for which that earlier application was filed. (c) For the purposes of paragraphs (a) and (b), Article 2(vi) shall not apply.
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Priority Claim. Any declaration referred to in Article 8(1) (“priority claim”) may claim the priority of one or more earlier applications filed either in or for any country party to the Paris Convention for the Protec- tion of Industrial Property or in or for any Member of the World Trade Organization that is not party to that Convention. Any priority claim shall, subject to Rule 26bis.1, be made in the request; it shall consist of a statement to the effect that the priority of an earlier application is claimed and shall indicate:
Priority ClaimArticle 4 of the Paris Convention17 □ The applicant claims the priority of the earlier filing(s) mentioned below. Indicate the number of each industrial design for which the priority is claimed. If no industrial design is indicated, it is understood that the priority claim relates to all industrial designs included in the present application. ■ Office of earlier f iling No. of earlier filing (if available) Date of earlier filing (day/month/year) No. of the design (in numerical order) DAS code (if available 18) Annex V provide 19 d □ □ □ □ □ □ sheet. □ If the space provided is not sufficient, check this box and use a continuation 17 If Japan, Mexico, the Republic of Korea, the Russian Federation and/or the United States of America is/are designated, it is strongly recommended to refer to the Hague Guide for Users, International Application – Item 13. 18 The WIPO Digital Access Service (DAS) is an electronic system allowing priority documents to be securely exchanged between participating IP Offices. If the Office of the earlier filing participates in DAS as a “depositing Office”, with respect to priority documents for industrial design applications, an access code may be obtained from that Office. If the Office of a designated Contracting Party also participates in DAS as an “accessing Office”, with respect to priority documents for industrial design applications, the applicant may provide the access code in this item so that the latter Office is able to access the priority document via DAS. For more information about DAS and its participating Offices, refer to the WIPO website.
Priority Claim. (a) Any declaration referred to in Article 8(1) (“priority claim”) may claim the priority of one or more earlier applications filed either in or for any country party to the Paris Convention for the Protec tion of Industrial Property or in or for any Member of the World Trade Organization that is not party to that Convention. Any priority claim shall, subject to Rule 26bis.1, be made in the request; it shall consist of a statement to the effect that the priority of an earlier application is claimed and shall indicate: (i) the date on which the earlier application was filed, being a date falling within the period of 12 months preceding the international filing date; (ii) the number of the earlier application; (iii) where the earlier application is a national application, the country party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property or the Mem ber of the World Trade Organization that is not party to that Convention in which it was filed; (iv) where the earlier application is a regional application, the authority entrusted with the granting of regional patents under the applicable regional patent treaty; (v) where the earlier application is an inter national application, the receiving Office with which it was filed. (b) In addition to any indication required under paragraph (a)(iv) or (v): (i) where the earlier application is a regional application or an international application, the priority claim may indicate one or more countries party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property for which that earlier application was filed; (ii) where the earlier application is a regional application and at least one of the countries party to the regional patent treaty is neither party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property nor a Member of the World Trade Organization, the priority claim shall indicate at least one country party to that Convention or one Member of the Organiza tion for which that earlier application was filed. (c) For the purposes of paragraphs (a) and (b), Article 2(vi) shall not apply. (d) If, on September 29, 1999, paragraphs (a) and (b) as amended with effect from January 1, 2000, are not compatible with the national law applied by a designated Office, those paragraphs as in force until December 31, 1999, shall continue to apply after that date in respect of that designated Office for as long as the said paragraphs as amended continue not to be compatible with that law, provided th...
Priority Claim. Should Grantor default under any of the provisions of the First in Priority Deed or if any claim of priority over this Deed of Trust should be asserted in any legal or equitable proceeding, and not be dismissed with prejudice within sixty (60) days after the filing thereof.
Priority ClaimArticle 4 of the Paris Convention The applicant claims the priority of the earlier filing mentioned below . Indicate the number of each industrial design for w hich the priority is claimed. If no industrial design is indicated, it w ill be understood that the priority claim relates to all industrial designs included in the present application. Office of earlier No. of earlier filing Date of earlier filing No. of the design (in Access code Annex V filing (if available) (dd/mm/yyyy) numerical order) (if available)13 provided14 If the space provided is not sufficient, check this box and use a continuation sheet. 13 The WIPO Digital Access Service (DAS) is an electronic system allowing priority documents to be securely exchanged between pa rticipating IP Offices. If the Office of the earlier filing participates in DAS as a “depositing Office”, with respect to priority documents for industrial design applications, an access code may be obtained f rom that Office. If the Office of a designated Contracting Party also participates in DAS as an “accessing Office”, with re spect to priority documents for industrial design applications, the applicant may provide the access code in this item so that the latter Office is able to access the priority do cument via DAS. For more inf ormation about DAS and its participating Offices, refer to the WIPO website. 14 Check the box if the priority document is provided using Annex V for the purpose of a designation of the Republic of Korea. A priority document may not be prov ided for the purpose of designating any other Contracting Party and will be disposed of. If Japan, Mexico, Republic of Korea, Russian Federation and/or the United States of America is/are designated, it is strongly recommended to refer to the Hague Guide f or Users, International Application – Item 13.
Priority Claim. Any Claim (or portions of such Claim) entitled to priority under Section 507(a) of the Bankruptcy Code other than Priority Tax Claims, Administrative Expense Claims, Preserved Ordinary Course Administrative Claims, and Claims for Professional Fees.
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Priority Claim. A claim against the Borrower or its estate in its Case or a Guarantor or its estate in its Case which is an administrative expense claim having priority over (i) any and all allowed administrative expenses and (ii) unsecured claims now existing or hereafter arising, including, without limitation, administrative expenses of the kind specified in Section 503(b), 506(c) or 507(b) of the Bankruptcy Code.
Priority Claim. Any declaration referred to in Article 8(1) (“priority claim”) shall, subject to Rule 26bis.1, be made in the request; it shall consist of a statement to the effect that the priority of an earlier application is claimed and shall indicate:
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