The Lisbon Agreement Sample Clauses

The Lisbon Agreement. “Appellations of Origin” were addressed in the Lisbon Agreement for the Protection of Appellations of Origin and their Inter- national Registration (adopted in 1958). This agreement extends substantially greater protection for geographical names than prior agreements, but depends on 335 Relevant excerpts from the panel report, id., state: “The Panel noted from the drafting history relating to Article IX:6 that it had been agreed that the text of Article IX:6 ‘should not have the effect of prejudicing the present situation as regards certain distinctive names of products, provided always that the names affixed to the products cannot misrepresent their true origin. This is particularly the case when the name of the producing country is clearly indicated. It will rest with the governments concerned to proceed to a joint examination of particular cases which might arise if disputes occur as a result of the use of distinctive names of products which may have lost their original significance through constant use permitted by law in the country where they are used’. (Reports of Committees and Principal Sub-Committees, UN Conference on Trade and Employment, 1948, p. 79). The Panel noted that the Japanese Law and Cabinet Order concerning Liquor Business Association and Measures for Securing Revenue of Liquor Tax stipulated that ‘Any manufacturer of liquors must indicate, at a legible location of the container of liquors. which are shipped out from the manufacturing premise. , the name of the manufacturer, the place of the manufacturing premise. . . , the capacity of the container. . . , the category of liquors. , the grade of liquors and the following matters according to the category of liquors, in a conspicuous manner’, including the alcohol content in the case of wine, whisky, xxxxxx, spirits and liqueurs. The Panel examined a large number of labels, photos, wine bottles and packages submitted by the EEC as evidence. The Panel found that this evidence seemed to confirm the Japanese submission to the Panel that the labels on liquor bottles manufactured in Japan indicated their Japanese origin.
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