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18Free Information ProductsTrademarks – Comic bookPublication no.: 483Available in: A, C, E, F, R, SThe Madrid Agreement Concerning theInternational Registration of Marks and theProtocol Relating to that Agreement:Objectives, Main Features, AdvantagesPublication no.: 418Available in: A, E, F, P, R, SThe Trademark Law Treaty: Questions and AnswersPublication no.: 908Available in: E, F, SINDUSTRIAL DESIGNSAgreementsHague Agreement Concerning the InternationalRegistration of Industrial Designs of November 6, 1925I. London Act (1934) • II. Hague Act (1960) • III. Additional Act ofMonaco (1961) • IV. Complementary Act of Stockholm (1967) asamended on September 28, 1979• V. Geneva Act (1999)Common Regulations and Administrative Instructions as in force onJanuary 1, 2008.The system of international registration ofindustrial designs is governed by thisAgreement. The objectives of the system aretwo-fold. Firstly, it offers the possibility ofobtaining protection for industrial designs ina number of States through a single depositmade with the International Bureau of WIPO.Secondly, by having a single registration witheffect in several countries, the subsequent management ofthe protection obtained is also made much easier.Publication no.: 269 • Pages: • Price: 15 Sfr.ISBN version 2008 E: 978-92-805-1675-3 •F:978-92-805-1676-0version 2004 S: 978-92-805-1364-6Locarno Agreement Establishing an InternationalClassification for Industrial Designs signed at Locarno onOctober 8, 1968, as amended on September 28, 1979.The Locarno Agreement establishes aclassification for industrial designs. ThisAgreement created a Union, which has anAssembly. Every State member of the Unionis a member of the Assembly.Publication no.: 271 • Pages: 24 • Price: 15 Sfr.ISBN E: 978-92-805-0423-1F: 978-92-805-0467-5S: 978-92-805-0574-0Guides and ManualsGuide to the International Registration of IndustrialDesigns under the Hague Agreement – Updated in January2008This Guide is primarily intended for applicantsand holders of international registrations ofindustrial designs, as well as officials of thecompetent administrations of the MemberStates of the Hague Union. It leads themthrough the various steps of the internationalregistration procedure and explains theessential provisions of the Hague Agreement.Publication no.: 857 • Pages: 150 • Price: 35 Sfr.ISBN E: 978-92-805-1663-0 • F: 978-92-805-1664-7ClassificationsInternational Classification for Industrial Designs(Locarno Classification) – Eighth edition published in 2003The Locarno Classification established underthe Locarno Agreement consists of aclassification for industrial designs. Itcomprises a list of 32 classes and 223subclasses with explanatory notes and analphabetical list of goods in which industrialdesigns are incorporated, with an indicationof the classes and subclasses into which theyfall. This list contains some 6,831 indications of different kindsof goods. In order to keep the Locarno Classification up-todate,it is continuously revised and a new edition is publishedevery five years. The current (eighth) edition has been in forcesince January 1, 2004. This classification is also available onCD-ROM. For more information please refer to theNIVILO:CLASS CD (page 17).Publication no.: 501 • Pages: 197 • Price: 100 Sfr.ISBN E: 978-92-805-1150-5 • F: 978-92-805-1151-2PeriodicalsInternational Designs Bulletin – CDElectronic Periodical – Published monthlyThis is the official monthly publication underthe Hague Agreement Concerning theInternational Registration of IndustrialDesigns. It includes the bibliographic dataand reproductions of the designs containedin registrations effected under the 1999,1960 and 1934 Acts and the information on renewals,prolongations, changes of ownership, changes of owner’sname or address, appointments of representatives,renunciations of such appointments, renunciations ofregistrations, refusals and termination of protection andcorrections made to the International Register. The quotedprice is for an annual subscription to the CD-ROM.Publication no.: CD104 • Price: 164 Sfr.Available in: Bilingual E/FA=Arabic – C=Chinese – D=Dutch – E=English – F=French – G=German – I=Italian – J=Japanese – K=Korean – P=Portuguese – R=Russian – S=Spanish
19Free Information ProductsThe Hague Agreement Concerning theInternational Registration of IndustrialDesigns: Main Features and AdvantagesPublication no.: 911Available in: E, F, P, SPapers of SymposiaSymposium on the InternationalProtection of Geographical Indications(Somerset West, 1999)This publication contains the papers whichwere presented at the Symposium.Publication no.: 764 • Pages: 100Price: 25 Sfr.ISBN E: 978-92-805-0886-4GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONSAgreementsMadrid Agreement for the Repression of False orDeceptive Indications of Source on Goods of April 14, 1891I. Act revised at Washington on June 2, 1911 at the Hague onNovember 6, 1925, at London on June 2, 1934 and at Lisbon onOctober 31, 1958. • II. Additional Act of Stockholm of July 14, 1967.According to the Agreement, all goodsbearing a false or deceptive indication ofsource, by which one of the contractingStates, or a place situated therein, is directlyor indirectly indicated as being the countryor place of origin, must be seized onimportation, or such importation must beprohibited, or other actions and sanctionsmust be applied in connection with such importation.Publication no.: 261 • Pages: 8 • Price: 15 Sfr.ISBN A: 978-92-805-0714-0 • E: 978-92-805-0270-1F: 978-92-805-0271-8Lisbon Agreement for the Protection of Appellations ofOrigin and their International Registration andRegulations as revised at Stockholm on July 14, 1967, and asamended on September 28, 1979, and the Regulations as in forceon April 1, 2002.The aim of the Agreement is to provide forthe protection of appellations of origin, i.e.,the “geographical name of a country, region,or locality, which serves to designate aproduct originating therein, the quality andcharacteristics of which are due exclusively oressentially to the geographic environment,including natural and human factors” (Article 2).Publication no.: 264 • Pages: 24 • Price: 15 Sfr.ISBN E: 978-92-805-0439-2 • F: 978-92-805-0440-8S: 978-92-805-0494-1PeriodicalsSymposium on the International Protection of GeographicalIndications in the Worldwide Context (Eger, 1997)This volume contains papers presented anda summary of the discussions that tookplace in the symposium. The meeting dealtwith current questions concerning theprotection of geographical indications innational, regional and international laws, inparticular the relationship between theprotection of geographical indications andthe protection of trademarks.Publication no.: 760 • Pages: 276 • Price: 20 Sfr.ISBN E: 978-92-805-0777-5Seminario sobre Denominaciones de Origen:una Tradición Presente en el Umbral del Siglo XXI(Guadalajara, October 18-20, 1999)This publication contains the documents ofthe Guadalajara Seminar on the legalprotection of geographical indications andtheir commercial use in the presentinternational trade environment. TheSeminar was organized jointly by the WorldIntellectual Property Organization (WIPO),the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property(IMPI) and France’s National Institute of Industrial Property(INPI). Geographical indications include appellations of originin particular. The appellation of origin distinguishes and lendsdistinction to the goods that use it, as it denotes their specialcharacteristics, backed up by proven quality and tradition. Inrecent times, public authorities and the production sectors ofcountries at various latitudes have substantially increased theirrecognition of the value of appellations of origin as a meansof promoting their goods at the international level, and of thecompetitive advantages that they confer on producers,manufacturers, traders and exporters, both regional and local.Publication no.: 767 • Pages: 148 • Price: 20 Sfr.ISBN S: 978-92-805-0965-6Appellations of origin – Published once a yearThis publication is issued under the LisbonAgreement for the Protection of Appellationsof Origin and their International Registration. Itis published as and when the WIPO Secretariathas registered a number of appellations oforigin, giving information on the name of theappellation, the kind of product and the dateof registration. The price quoted is for each issue.Publication no.: 105 • Pages: 187 • Price: 15 Sfr.ISSN Trilingual F/E/S 0253-8180A=Arabic – C=Chinese – D=Dutch – E=English – F=French – G=German – I=Italian – J=Japanese – K=Korean – P=Portuguese – R=Russian – S=Spanish
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