Anordning om ikrafttræden for Grønland af §§ 1-4 i lov om ændring af varemærkeloven og forskellige andre love og om ophævelse af fællesmærkeloven (Behandling af ansøgninger, registreringshindringer, gengivelse af varemærker, varer i transit, overførsel af gebyrindtægter m.v.) | B20220121503 — Denmark law | Esheria

Anordning om ikrafttræden for Grønland af §§ 1-4 i lov om ændring af varemærkeloven og forskellige andre love og om ophævelse af fællesmærkeloven (Behandling af ansøgninger, registreringshindringer, gengivelse af varemærker, varer i transit, overførsel af gebyrindtægter m.v.)

This provision starts the Greenland application of amendments to the trademark law and sets out key trademark definitions, scope, registration, exclusive rights, limits, and non-use rules.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Statute
Citation
B20220121503
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
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administrative cancellation application fees application procedure application requirements cancellation classification of goods and services fees genuine use infringement licensing opposition patents priority rights registration registration refusals registration transfer renewal search report trade marks trademark disputes trademark registration trademarks transit goods

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This provision starts the Greenland application of amendments to the trademark law and sets out key trademark definitions, scope, registration, exclusive rights, limits, and non-use rules. The applicant must pay a fee for the application, and may ask the Patent and Trademark Authority to prepare a more detailed reasoned explanation for the search report if they apply at filing and pay a fee. The applicant may ask, when filing the application, that the Patent- og Varemærkestyrelsen not prepare a search report. Section 17 says trademark applications and registrations are entered in the trademark register, and applications must include specified information. The section sets grounds for opposing, refusing, or invalidating a trademark registration, and gives the authority powers to examine applications, publish marks, handle oppositions, and extend or postpone some deadlines.