Key Benefits:
Chapter 1 Application
Chapter 2 Registration and publication
Chapter 3 Inconsistencies and repeals
Chapter 4 Changes to applications and registrations
Chapter 5 Special provision for common marks
Chapter 6 Application for Community trade mark
Chapter 7 International application
Chapter 8 Treatment of international applications
Chapter 9 Subsequent Design
Chapter 10 Treatment of Denmark Design
Chapter 11 Fully powerful in international registrations
Chapter 12 Forwarding of an international registration
Chapter 13 Notes about international registrations in Patent and Item mark register
Chapter 14 Special provision for common marks
Chapter 15 Signature
Chapter 16 Fuldpower
Chapter 17 Entry into force
Publication concerning the application and registration and so on of trademarks and joint brands 1)
In accordance with section 17, § 48 and § 60 in the trademark law, cf. Law Order no. 782 of 30. (1) August 2001, section 4 (4), 3, in the common label number (3). 342 of 6. June 1991, and according to the authority of section 1 of the Ministry of Economic and Business Affairs, 39 of 17. January 2002, on the provision of certain powers for the Danish Patent Office and the Danish Committee on Trade, shall be :
Section I
National trademark applications and registrations
Chapter 1
Application
§ 1. The application for registration of trademarks shall be submitted to Patent and Commodities.
Content of the application
§ 2. The application must specify :
1) the name or the name or the postal address of the applicant, and, where the applicant is represented by a proxy, his name and address,
2) the goods and / or services referred to in the label for which the mark is registered. These goods and / or services must be divided into classes in accordance with the classification in the Nice Arrangements of 1957 (The Nice-Classifications) concerning the international classification of goods and services for the purposes of registering : trade marks with subsequent changes. The Danish version of the Nice Classification is found on the Patent and Brand-style website.
3) the registration number in the country of origin, which shall form the basis for registration in this country, provided that the registration in accordance with Article 35 may be based only on registration in the applicant country of origin.
Paragraph 2. The application must contain an exact reproduction of the mark.
Paragraph 3. In Annex I shall include :
1) power of attorney, cf. § 40.
2) proof of registration of the mark in the home Member State in the Member States in the first paragraph 1, no. Three, mentioned cases.
Paragraph 4. The application shall follow the prescribed charges.
Rank
§ 3. The application for a convention priority in accordance with the provision in the mark shall be made in the application for paragraph 18 of which the priority is invoked by the country of priority and from which the priority is invoked. In addition, the request for priority of the information referred to may be lodged no later than 1 month after the date of application. If the applicant does not revoke the priority and submit the said information before the expiry of the deadline, priority cannot be given.
Paragraph 2. The Danish Patent Office may require the applicant within a specified period of time to submit a priority certificate. The applicant may, up to two months after the deadline of the deadline, request an extension of the deadline. If the applicant does not submit the requested documentation within the time limits set out, priority cannot be given.
§ 4. The application for exhibition priority in accordance with the provision in the mark of the sales mark shall be made in the application for information on which exhibition the goods and or services have been shown to be the trade mark and the time of : The exhibition. In addition, the declaration of priority with the information referred to may be lodged no later than 1 month after the date of application. If the applicant does not revoke the priority and submit the said information before the expiry of the deadline, priority cannot be given.
Paragraph 2. The Danish Patent Office may require the priority to be documented within a specified deadline for the submission of a declaration by the responsible management for the exhibition. The applicant may, up to two months after the deadline of the deadline, request an extension of the deadline. If the applicant does not submit the requested documentation within the time limits set out, priority cannot be given.
Language of the application
§ 5. The Administrative Board may examine the application where the application is available in Danish, English, Swedish or Norwegian.
Paragraph 2. Where the application has been submitted in a language other than specified in paragraph 1, 1, a translation shall be submitted within a limit of the time limit laid down by the Management Board. The applicant may, up to two months after the deadline of the deadline, request an extension of the deadline.
Paragraph 3. If the application has been submitted in a language other than Danish, the declaration of goods and / or services shall be submitted in Danish by a time limit set by Patent and Commodities of Trade. The applicant may, up to two months after the deadline of the deadline, request an extension of the deadline.
Paragraph 4. The Management Board has not received a translation, cf. paragraph 1 3, before the time limit laid down, the application shall be refused.
Processing of the application
§ 6. Where the applicant of a trademark registration has paid the fixed fees in accordance with Article 12 (2) of the trade mark section 12. TWO, TWO. PC, the Patent and Commodities Management Board shall be considering the examination of the application.
§ 7. An application shall be granted for an application when it contains a declaration of the trade mark and an indication of the applicant ' s name or service, as well as an indication of the goods and / or services referred to in the label for.
Paragraph 2. Where the submission of an application shall not be granted, an application shall not be granted in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, the applicant shall be notified to the applicant a period of two months to supply the missing information and / or reproduction of the trade mark. The application shall be given at the time of the missing information and / or reproduction of the trade mark by the application at the time of the date of the Patent and Commodities Management Board.
Paragraph 3. Recipient Patent and Commodities shall not receive the missing information and / or the reproduction of the trade mark in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, before the expiry of the period referred to in paragraph 1 Two, the application is rejected.
Absolute and relative obstacles
§ 8. The Danish Patent and Commodities Management Board shall ensure that there is no absolute registration number, cf. Item 13 and section 14 of the trade mark. 1-3.
Paragraph 2. If a registration card is registered in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, only with regard to certain goods or services for which the trade mark is registered, the Patent and Commodities Management Board shall refuse only the application in respect of these goods or services.
§ 9. Patent and Trade name management shall perform a search for relative registration shinnings, cf. Article 14 of the trade mark number 14. 4-5, and section 15, paragraph 15. The Management Board assesses the overall search result and notifies the results of the evaluation in a search report.
Paragraph 2. An application may not be refused by reference to the provisions of paragraph 1. Paragraph 1, mentioned obstacles.
§ 10. Where the Danish Patent Office and the Commodities Management Board have found the absolute obstacles to the registration of the label, or are there any other reason why the mark cannot be registered, including that the goods and services covered by the application are not classified ; in accordance with the Nice classification or are inaccurate, the applicant shall be informed of this and shall be given a time to express their opinion. The Management Board has prepared a search report, cf. Article 9 shall also be informed of the applicant.
Paragraph 2. The applicant may, up to two months after the deadline, request an extension of the time limit laid down in paragraph 1. 1.
Paragraph 3. The Management Board has not received a statement or a request for a free extension before the end of the expiry of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. The time limit laid down by 1 and 2 shall be refused in full or in part.
Paragraph 4. Where the Danish Patent and Trade mark has only been found in section 9, the Management Board shall send the report to the applicant with a time limit for this to speak. The applicant may, up to two months after the deadline of the deadline, request an extension of the deadline.
Paragraph 5. The Management Board has not received a statement or a request for a free extension before the end of the expiry of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. The time limits laid down shall be recorded.
Chapter 2
Registration and publication
§ 11. When the application is processed and there are no obstacles to the registration, the registration shall be registered, and the registration is published in Danish Commodity Commodity, which is published on the Patent and Commodity Home Page. The applicant shall be informed of the registration.
§ 12. The following shall be inserted in the register of products :
1) date and number, registration, date and number, and the date of completion of the registration procedure ;
2) the name and the postal address of the holder ;
3) the name and the postal address of the representative,
4) a rendition of the trade mark ;
5) the in section 2 (2). 1, no. 2, mentioned classes, goods and services,
6) disclaimers, notes that the label is registered on the basis of incorporation or other comments on the extent of the label or the extent of the registration, including comments on the claim by the label holder, that the mark is three-dimensional that the mark is a hologram or an audio mark, or similar descriptions of the label,
7) invoking priority of the application,
8) information that the application is continued from an international registration, cf. Article 53 (3) of the trade mark. 2, or transferred from a Community trade mark application or a Community trade mark registration, cf. § 24,
9) information on the existence of an international trademark registration, cf. Article 54 (4) of the trade mark. 2,
10) license, pantstatement, arrest or deliberate release ;
11) sharing information ; and
12) information that the mark is invoked as the ancienity of a Community trade mark.
Chapter 3
Inconsistencies and repeals
§ 13. Upon publication of the registration in Danish Combrands, there is access to express an objection to the validity of the registration, cf. Item 23 of the trade mark. The submission to be justified shall be submitted within two months of the date of publication. With the initiation, the fee shall be due.
Paragraph 2. The conclusion can be made by anyone. However, in reference to Article 14 (4) of the trade mark paragraph, objection shall be made. 4-5, and section 15, only by the holder of the claimed rights or a name bearer by the name invoking. However, the steering can be exempting from here.
Paragraph 3. The Danish Patent Office may decide to examine and decide on several objections to the same trademark registration in one. The Management Board may later decide to process one or more objections separately. The steering control may suspend the processing of one or more of the other objections.
Paragraph 4. The holder of the registered law shall be informed of the notice and shall have access to the opinion. Where there are more objections to the validity of the registration of a brand, the Management Board shall also inform the other signers of the notice.
Paragraph 5. The decision of the Patent and Item mark shall be notified to the holder and the holder of the right to be registered.
Paragraph 6. If a registration is declared invalid and the registration has been repealed in its entirety, any suspension of any objection shall be deemed to be suspended.
Paragraph 7. The Patent and Commodities Decision may be brought to the Board of Appeal for Patents and Trademarks and the courts in accordance with Section 46 of the trade mark section.
Paragraph 8. If the registration is fully or partially recorded, these changes in Danish Commodity will be published when the decision has finally been made.
§ 14. After the completion of the registration procedure, any request for a trademark registration may be lifted, cf. Section 30 of the trade mark. The fee shall be followed by the request.
Paragraph 2. The request for waiver of a trade mark registration shall be subject to the reference to Article 14 (4) of the trade mark. 4 5, and section 15, may only be made by the holder of the earlier invoking rights or a name bearer by the name invoked. However, the steering can be exempting from here.
Paragraph 3. Where there are several requests for termination against the same trademark registration, Patent and Competrition shall choose to process and decide in them under one. Section 13 (1). 3 and paragraph 1. 6 shall apply mutatis mutis.
Paragraph 4. The holder of the registered right shall be informed of the request and shall have access to the opinion. Section 13 (1). 4, shall apply mutatis mutis.
Paragraph 5. The decision of the Patent and Commodic Unit shall be notified to the person who has requested the item registration registration, and the holder of the right of registration.
Paragraph 6. The Patent and Commodities Decision may be brought to the Board of Appeal for Patents and Trademarks and the courts in accordance with Section 46 of the trade mark section.
Paragraph 7. If the registration is fully or partially recorded, these changes in Danish Commodity will be published when the decision has finally been made.
Paragraph 8. The provisions of paragraph 1. 1-7, apply to registrations that are invoked as the ancienity of a Community trade mark even after they are wiped out by the Danish trade mark list.
Chapter 4
Changes to applications and registrations
Sharing applications and registrations
§ 15. Includes an application of more or more goods or services, the application may be shared with several requests from the label holder.
Paragraph 2. A request for the sharing of an application shall state :
1) the goods or services to which the original application is to be comprising, and
2) the goods or services provided for by the separate application or each of the excreted applications.
Paragraph 3. An application may not include goods or services not covered by the original application at the time of the request for the sharing of this unit. The original application and the individual application shall not be able to relate to the same goods or services.
Paragraph 4. The request for unit shall follow the applicable charges.
Paragraph 5. An application cannot be shared if a sharing will lead to doubts as to the scope of the original application and of the discards application.
Paragraph 6. When the request for sharing has been processed and approved, the individual application shall be assigned a separate application number. The separate application shall be granted the same application and priority date as the original application.
Paragraph 7. The complete powers, transfer documents and other documents relating to the original application shall also be considered as documents in each separate application.
§ 16. Includes a registration of more goods or services, it may, at the request of the holder, be divided into several registrations.
Paragraph 2. For the sharing of registrations, the provisions of section 15 (3) shall apply. 2-5, and paragraph. 7, equivalent use.
Paragraph 3. When the request for sharing has been processed and approved, the individual registration number shall be assigned to the individual registration number. The date of registration shall be allocated to the date of application, priority date, registration date and date of completion of the registration procedure as the original registration.
Marker Change
§ 17. If a mark change request under item 24 is a mark not exclusively in the case of ordinary letters, then a precise rendering of the modified mark must be followed.
Paragraph 2. Where Patent and Commodities are found, that the requested amendment of the label is not in accordance with paragraph 24 of the trade mark paragraph 24, the holder shall be notified to the holder of this and shall be given a time to express their opinion. The holder may, for a period of two months after the deadline, request an extension of this period.
Paragraph 3. The Management Board has not received a statement or a request for a free extension before the end of the expiry of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. The time limits laid down shall be refused the request for a change of scales.
Paragraph 4. Deposals for paragraph 1. 3, may be brought to the Board of Appeals for Patents and Trademarks and the courts in accordance with section 46 of the trade mark section.
Paragraph 5. If a request for a change to mark relates to an applicant trade mark, the Management Board may decide that a refusal to amend the label and a possible wholly or partial refusal to register shall be given under one.
Regiments of records in the Register
§ 18. For a renewal application under Article 27 of the trademark section 27, information may be given of alterations to the owner or proxy relationship. Notification of this must be accompanied by appropriate documentation of the change. The changes to the register shall be subject to the independence of the renewal application.
§ 19. A request for a registration in the trademark register of the transfer of the right to a registered mark, whether to permit the registration of, the placing on the market of, or the place of arrest or arrest in such a label, shall be accompanied by appropriate supporting evidence of the right to be given.
Paragraph 2. A request for the listing of a proxy or a new power of attorney, or whether other changes in the previous recorded relationship, shall be accompanied by appropriate documentation of the change.
Paragraph 3. A request pursuant to paragraph 1. 1, shall be accompanied by power of attorney for the applicant if it does not appear to be entitled to submit such a request.
Documentation for Changes and Notations
20. The complete powers, transfer documents and other documents referred to in this notice shall, if they are drawn up in a language other than Danish, shall, on request, appear with a translation.
Publication of changes and notes
§ 21. In the Danish Commodity Commodities awarded on the Patent and Commodity Home Page, the publication shall be published :
1) registrations, cf. Article 12 (2) of the trade mark (s). 3, and section 22,
2) separate registrations, cf. Article 48 (3) of the trade mark. 2,
3) changes to the registration of a trademark, cf. Article 24 (2) of the trade mark. 2,
4) the whole or partial repeal of the records referred to in paragraph 23 (1) of the trade mark section. 4, and section 30 (3). 5 and
5) corrections to errors in previous publication.
Paragraph 2. The Danish Patent and Commodities Management Board shall also publish other matters of relevance to the trade mark law.
TITLE II
National common denominations and registrations
Chapter 5
Special provision for common marks
§ 22. The rules in section 1-21 shall also apply to common denominals.
Paragraph 2. An application for registration of a common mark must, in addition to the particulars referred to in paragraph 2, contain the provisions laid down for the common label use.
Paragraph 3. In the common label register, in addition to the information referred to in paragraph 12, the provisions laid down for the common label shall apply.
TITLE III
Community trade marks
Chapter 6
Application for Community trade mark
-23. A request for the registration of a Community trade mark to be submitted to Patent and Trade for Commodities shall be paid a fee for the receipt and forwarding of the application to the Office.
Trancourse to national cover letter
§ 24. Receives Patent and Commodities of Commodities of a request from the Office concerning a Community trade mark application or Community trade mark registration transfer to the application for national registration, cf. Article 108-110 of Council Regulation (EC) No, 40/94 of 20. In December 1993 on Community trade marks, as in part, as amended by Council Regulation (EC) No 2 ; 422/2004 of 19. In February 2004, amending Council Regulation (EC) No 2, 40/94 on Community trade marks, shall be deemed to be a Danish application subject to the application and registration rules, following the application and registration of the application and registration, etc. of trademarks and joint brands.
Paragraph 2. Community trade marks which have been transferred to a national application or registration shall have the same date of application, priority date or date of arrival as the Community trade mark.
TITLE IV
International trademark registration
Chapter 7
International application
§ 25. The application for an international registration of a brand in accordance with the Madrid Protocol shall be submitted to Patent and Commodic Management of the International Bureau of the International Bureau of the Administrative Armations.
Paragraph 2. The application must be written in English.
Paragraph 3. At the same time as the application shall be paid for the expedition of the Patent and Commodities Expedition of the application.
SECTION 26. An application for international registration of a brand name shall be entered on the date of receipt of the application in Patent and Trade and the Board of Directions and of the Board of Govern.
Paragraph 2. The application shall include the following :
1) the name and address of the applicant ;
2) a rendering of the mark,
3) an indication of the goods or services known to be registered for, grouped into classes in accordance with the international classification of goods and services (Nice-Arrangements),
4) an indication of the date of application and the date of application or the registration and registration number of the Danish basic application or registration ; and
5) Indication of the States or organisations as designating.
Paragraph 3. If the applicant wishes to be represented by a proxy of the International Bureau, the full name and address of the full agent shall be indicated on the application.
Paragraph 4. The application must also be drawn up in accordance with the Articles 3, 3b and 3c of the Madrid Protocol and the associated rules laid down in the implementing rules for the Protocol.
Chapter 8
Treatment of international applications
§ 27. If the expedition fee has been received by Patent and Commodities and is in accordance with the provisions of section 25 and 26, as well as the provisions of section 55, 56 and 57 of the trade mark section, section 55, 56 and 57, and is in conformity with the information contained in it ; international applications and information contained in the basic application or registration shall be forwarded to the International Bureau of the International Bureau of the International Bureau for the International Bureau of the International Criminal InvestigBank.
Paragraph 2. If there is any hamper to resend the application, the applicant shall have the opportunity to put it in order. The application has not been brought into order before it in the nature of the Madrid Protocol. The Commission shall decide on whether the application is rejected or sent to the International Bureau as provided for two months. Appleif informed of the decision of the board.
Chapter 9
Subsequent Design
§ 28. The request for subsequent design in accordance with the Madrid Protocol may, where the holder meets the requirements of the nature of the Madrid Protocol. 2 (1) (i), will be delivered to Patent and Commodities Management or to the International Bureau. The request must be submitted to the form of the International Bureau of the Agency.
Paragraph 2. At the same time as a request, the fee for the expedition of the Patent and Commodities Expedition of the request shall be paid.
Paragraph 3. The provisions of section 26 (3). 2, and section 27 (3). 2 shall apply mutatis mutis.
Paragraph 4. The request shall also be made out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the implementing rules for the Madrid Protocol.
Paragraph 5. Is the expedition fee received by Patent and Commodities and shall be the request in accordance with the provisions laid down in paragraph 1. 1 and 3, the Management Board shall forward the request to the International Bureau.
Chapter 10
Treatment of Denmark Design
§ 29. Recipient Patent and Commodities from the International Bureau announcement that Denmark is designated in an international trade mark registration, the Board shall examine whether there is any obstacles to the validity of the registration in Denmark.
Paragraph 2. Where there are no barriers to the validity of the international registrations in Denmark, the applicant shall be notified of the validity of the international registration for Denmark.
-$30. Where the Danish Patent and Commodities Management Board have found the absolute obstacles or are there other reasons why the international registration may not be valid in Denmark in its entirety, including that for the application covered goods and services are provided for in an inaccurate manner, in the form of a full or partial preliminary blow to the International Bureau, with a time limit for the holder to express an opinion on the Management Board. The Administrative Board shall at the same time send a notification of the preliminary disclaimant to the applicant. The applicant may, up to two months after the deadline of the deadline, request an extension of the deadline.
Paragraph 2. Where the Danish Patent Office has not received a statement or a request for an extension within the expiry of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1, the Office shall not receive an opinion or a request The time limits laid down shall be the validity of the registration in Denmark in whole or in part. When the decision on the battle has been finally reached, it will be communicated to the International Bureau.
§ 31. The Danish Patent and Commodities Management Board shall carry out a search according to the relative obstacles and shall apply the total search result by a period of time for this to express or request the Board to assess the search results. The applicant may, up to two months after the deadline of the deadline, request an extension of the deadline.
Paragraph 2. The Management Board has not received a statement, a request for a free extension or a request for evaluation of the search results prior to the expiry of the results referred to in paragraph 1. The time limits laid down shall be communicated to the applicant that the international registration shall be valid for Denmark.
§ 32. International registrations that are valid for Denmark shall be published in the Danish Commodities of Danish Commodity, which shall be published on the Patent and Commodity Home Page. The publication shall include an indication of the name and location of the holder, the name and the registered office of the registered office, the date of international registration, and the number of the International Gazette, in which the registration is registered ; announced.
Inconsistencies and repeals
§ 33. Following the publication of the international registration in Danish Combrands, there is access to express an objection to the validity of the registration in Denmark, cf. Item 23 of the trade mark. Section 13 shall apply mutatis mutis.
Paragraph 2. Following receipt of an objection, the Danish Bureau shall send a preliminary dissent to the International Bureau that the registration has been temporarily not valid in Denmark. The preliminary draft shall state the reasons for the notice.
Paragraph 3. If the notice is taken into account, the validity of the registration shall be valid in Denmark in whole or in part.
Paragraph 4. When the decision has finally been made, the Patent and Commodities Board shall notify this to the International Bureau. Any changes to the extent of the registration are published in Danish Commodity Commodity.
§ 34. When the registration has been finally valid in Denmark, any one of the Danish Patent and Commodities Management Board shall request the registration of the registration, cf. Section 30 of the trade mark. Section 14 shall apply by analog
Paragraph 2. If the registration is valid in whole or in part, the Patent and Commodities Board shall inform the International Bureau when the decision has been finally reached. The annulment or partial removal shall then be published in the Danish Commodity Commodity.
Chapter 11
Fully powerful in international registrations
$35. The Danish Patent and Commodities Management Board may, in accordance with paragraph 37 of the trademark section 37, call for the appointment of a full-force clerk in matters of international registration.
Paragraph 2. If the applicant has appointed an international representative in the international registration, this shall also be considered to be a proxy as a whole in relation to the design of Denmark.
Chapter 12
Forwarding of an international registration
§ 36. An application for a continuation in Denmark pursuant to Article 53 (3) of the trade mark. Article 9 (2) and Article 9 (e) of the Madrid Protocol shall contain a reference to the number of the international registration and information on the date and the possible priority of the international registration or date of the subsequent design.
Paragraph 2. With the application, the fee shall be subject to the application for such applications.
Paragraph 3. The submitted application shall, in addition, be addressed in accordance with the provisions applicable to national applications.
Chapter 13
Notes about international registrations in Patent and Item mark register
§ 37. In the register of Patent and Commodities, the information received from the International Bureau shall be entered into and which is relevant to the management of the design.
Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 1 The international register shall take precedence if there is a conflict between the information on the international registration in the register of the steering control and the international register.
Paragraph 3. Except for the one in paragraph. In addition, at the request of the said information, other notes on an international registration, including the full power, plant, licence, licence and arrest may be carried out in accordance with the request of the said information.
Section V
International registration of common marks
Chapter 14
Special provision for common marks
§ 38. § § 25-37 also applies to international registrations of the collectis or the warranty marks.
Paragraph 2. Where an application for the international registration of a collective mark or guarantee mark is made, this must be explicitly stated in the application.
Paragraph 3. The design of Denmark in an international registration of a collective label shall also include the provisions laid down in the common label, in accordance with the rules laid down in the Community. Chapter 5.
TITLE VI
Signature of the holders of national or international trade marks in Denmark ;
Chapter 15
Signature
§ 39. Owners of an applicant or registered trademark or joint mark of validity for Denmark may ask Patent and Commodities to be informed of the existence or publication of the registered or registered trademarks which may be ; Conflict with the holder ' s mark on the section 15 section of the trade mark. 1.
Paragraph 2. With a request for notification of paragraph 1. 1, shall include the fee set. The request is valid for one year.
TITLE VII
Various provisions
Chapter 16
Fuldpower
§ 40. If the applicant, holder or a party to a case on the Patent and Commodic Board shall be represented by a proxy, must complete the full power of attorney. Patent and Commodities may exempt from the requirement of power of attorney.
Language
§ 41. Patent and Commodities Management shall deal with it in English, if requested by the applicant, or the Parties to a case in the Patent and Commodities Board are in agreement on this. The Danish Patent and Commodities Management Board may, at any time, decide that the case study must be conducted in Danish.
Paragraph 2. Documents received in connection with a case by Patent and Commodities shall be available in Danish, english, or Swedish or Swedish. If the documents are written in a different language, a translation must be provided.
Paragraph 3. In the case of objections and repeals treated in English, and where the holder has requested a restriction on the list of goods and services, the Danish Patent and Commodities Authority may require the holder to submit the restricted list in Danish, the time limit for a specified period. If the Management Board has not received a translation prior to the expiry of the time limits, the Board may disregard the request for the limitation of registration.
TITLE VIII
Entry into force into force
Chapter 17
Entry into force
§ 42. This notice shall enter into force on 1. June 2008.
Paragraph 2. Section 39 will enter into force on 1. January, 2009.
Paragraph 3. Publication no. 787 of 9. September 2003 on the application and registration, etc. of trademarks and the common marks shall be repealed.
Paragraph 4. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 3 shall find section 31 and 32 of the notice no. 787 of 9. September 2003 on the application and registration, etc. of trademarks and common marks shall continue to apply until 31. December 2008.
Paragraph 5. Title III, IV and V shall not apply to Greenland and Faroe Islands.
1) The compidation contains provisions implementing Council Directive 89/104 EEC, EC-10 1989, L. 40, p. 1 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States concerning trade marks
