PART III THE LAW ON TRADEMARKS, SERVICE MARKS AND TRADENAMES
Definitions
How Marks are Acquired
Registrability
Requirements of Application
Representation; Address for Service
Disclaimers
Filing Date
Single Registration for Goods and/or Services
Division of Application
Signature and Other Means of Self-Identification
Priority Right
Application Number and Filing Date
Examination and Publication
Opposition
Notice and Hearing
Issuance and Publication of Certificate
Registration of Mark and Issuance of a Certificate to the Owner or his Assignee
Certificates of Registration
Publication of Registered Marks; Inspection of Register
Cancellation upon Application by Registration; Amendment or Disclaimer of Registration
Sealed and Certified Copies as Evidence
Correction of Mistakes Made by the Office
Correction of Mistakes Made by the Applicant
Classification of Goods and Services
Duration
Renewal
Rights Conferred
Use of Indications by Third Parties for Purposes Other than those for which the Mark is Used
Assignment and Transfer of Application and Registration
License Contracts
Cancellation
None-use of a Mark When Excused
Requirements of Petition; Notice and Hearing
Cancellation of Registration
Remedies; Infringement
Actions, and Damages and Injunction for Infringement
Power of Court to Order Infringing Material Destroyed
Damages; Requirement of Notice
Limitations for Actions for Infringement
Right to Foreign Corporation to Sue in Trademark or Service Mark Enforcement Action
Authority to Determine Right to Registration
Action for False or Fraudulent Declaration
Jurisdiction of Court
Notice of Filing Suit Given to the Director
Trade Names or Business Names
Good Bearing Infringing Marks or Trade Names
Collective Marks
Unfair Competitions, Rights, Regulation and Remedies
False Designations of Origin; False Description or Representation
Penalties
