Industrial Property Law
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
Introduction
Part 1: Administrative and professional organization
Title 1: Introduction
Section 2: Origin of product
Section 3: Designation of a product or service: principle of speciality
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
26. Right of use
1 minute de lecture
It is traditionally considered that the owner's right to his trademark is a right of use, and not a right of creation. It is acquired by the first applicant, without any requirement that the registered sign be original or new , or that it demonstrate a creative effort . Any sign may constitute a trademark, even if it belongs to the public domain, as long as it meets the conditions of form and dist …