Industrial Property Law
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
Introduction
Part 1: Administrative and professional organization
Title 1: Introduction
Section 1: Right of use (droit d'occupation)
Section 2: Origin of product
Chapter 2: Signs that may constitute a trademark
Chapter 3: Distinctive character
Chapter 4: Availability of trademark
Title 3: Acquisition of property right in the mark
Title 4: Rights conferred by the trademark
Title 5: Exploitation and transfer of the trademark
Title 6: Collective and guarantee marks
Title 7: Protection of the mark
Title 8: Loss of trademark rights
Title 9: Geographical indications
Part 3: Patents
Part 4: Designs
28. Designation of a product or service: principle of speciality
1 minute de lecture
The owner's right to his or her trademark is limited to the goods and services designated in the wording of the application. The sign is protected only insofar as it designates those goods or services . This speciality principle is derived from Article L. 711-1 of the Intellectual Property Code, according to which the purpose of a trademark is to distinguish the goods or services of one person fro …