Trademarks Law | NJQ & Associates

10

May

2003

by NJQ & Associates

Newsletter: Oman Now Accepts Registration of Trademarks in Class 33

Oman

We are pleased to inform you that as of the beginning of April 2003, Oman Trademark Office (OTMO) started accepting applications in respect of “alcoholic beverages” in class 33.

10

May

2003

by NJQ & Associates

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Newsletter: Sudan – Adoption of 8th Edition of Nice Classification

Sudan

In March 2003, the Sudanese Trademark Office adopted the 8th Edition of the Nice Classification of goods/ services. Accordingly, the Trademarks Registrar has requested that any trademark previously registered in the ...

22

Feb

2003

by NJQ & Associates

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Newsletter: Sudan – Increase in Official Fees

Sudan

The Sudanese Trademark Office issued an Administrative Order, by which trademark related fees were increased; the official filing and renewal fees remained the same, however, the Support fees, which are ...

03

Nov

2002

by NJQ & Associates

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Newsletter: Saudi Arabia – New Trademark Law

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia issued a new trademark law on 6 September 2002. This law will come into effects as of 5 December 2002. The most significant changes brought by this law ...

21

Oct

2002

by NJQ & Associates

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Newsletter: West Bank & Gaza (P.N.A.T) – Update

Palestine (State of)

As of September 2002, the Palestinian National Authority Territories (West Bank & Gaza) have adopted the Eighth Edition of the Nice International Classification.

07

Aug

2002

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Newsletter: Algeria – Update

Algeria

The Algerian Trademark Office has recently started to request a fresh power of attorney simply signed by the client for each application (filing, renewal, recordals) even if there already exists ...

18

Dec

2001

by NJQ & Associates

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Newsletter: Jordan – The Role of Customs Department in Intellectual Property Protection

Jordan

Intellectual Property rights in Jordan are gaining greater protection guaranteed by local legislation. To ensure effective and sufficient protection of these rights, the Customs Department has been granted, according to ...

04

Jun

2001

by NJQ & Associates

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Newsletter: Syria – Power of Attorney

Syria

Further to our previous circular, The Trademark Office has finally decided the following:

The power of attorney must be signed before notary public (notarized).
A three-month grace period for filing the power ...
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