The Group of Three415 Sample Clauses

The Group of Three415. The Agreement establishing the Group of Three lays down the right of member countries to protect “designations of origin”416 and geographical indications. However, it is left to domestic legislation to determine the conditions for protection.417 414 See Title XII, Chapter I of Decision 486 of 2000. 415 This is a free trade agreement between Colombia, Venezuela and Mexico. It aims to achieve a free trade area by 2005. The full text of the agreement in English is available at <xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx/Trade/G3 E/G3EC1.asp>. 416 This term is often used instead of “appellation of origin”. 417 See X. Xxxxxx, Protection of Geographical Indications in the CARICOM Countries, September 2002 (manuscript).
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