Примери за използване на Collective mark на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It does not have to be a collective mark.
The proprietor of an►M1 EU collective mark◄ must submit to the Office any amended regulations governing use.
An indication that the mark is a collective mark;
An applicant for a[n EU] collective mark must submit regulations governing its use within the period prescribed.
A non-member of the collective may not be authorized to use the collective mark.
An applicant for an EU collective mark shall submit regulations governing use within two months of the date of filing.
Where applicable, a statement that the application is for an EU collective mark or an EU certification mark; .
Persons who are not members of the association may not obtain permission to use the collective mark.
A mark may be a trademark,a service mark, a collective mark or a certification mark. .
The provisions of Article 25(3) and(4) concerning the rights of licensees shall apply to every person who has authority to use an EU collective mark.
(e) notice of amendments to the regulations governing the use of the collective mark pursuant to Article 79;
Registration of a collective mark shall not be refused if the applicant, by making amendments in the Regulations for the use of a collective mark, eliminates unconformity to the requirements provided in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article.
Provisions of paragraphs 8 and 9 of Article 27 of this Law on the rights of a licensee are applied in relation to all persons who have the right to use a collective mark.
(2) Each country shall be the judge of the particular conditions under which a collective mark shall be protected and may refuse protection if the mark is contrary to the public interest.
An application for an►M1 EU collective mark◄ shall also be refused if the public is liable to be misled as regards the character or the significance of the mark, in particular if it is likely to be taken to be something other than a collective mark.
The requirements of Article 16 shall be satisfied where genuine use of a collective mark in accordance with that Article is made by any person who has authority to use it.
The proprietor of an►M1 EU collective mark◄ shall be entitled to claim compensation on behalf of persons who have authority to use the mark where they have sustained damage in consequence of unauthorised use of the mark. .
Apart from the cases mentioned in Article 41, any person, group orbody referred to in that Article may submit to the Office written observations based on the particular grounds on which the application for a Community collective mark should be refused under the terms of Article 66.
Where written observations on an EU collective mark are submitted to the Office pursuant to Article 40, those observations may also be based on the particular grounds on which the application for an EU collective mark should be refused pursuant to Article 68.
Article 69 Observations by third parties Apart from the cases mentioned in Article 40, any person, group orbody referred to in that Article may submit to the Office written observations based on the particular grounds on which the application for a Community collective mark should be refused under the terms of Article 68.
Such a collective mark shall not entitle the proprietor to prohibit a third party from using, in the course of trade, such signs or indications, provided that third party uses them in accordance with honest practices in industrial or commercial matters.
In addition to the grounds for refusal of an EU trade mark application provided for in Articles 41 and 42,an application for an EU collective mark shall be refused where the provisions of Articles 74 or 75 are not satisfied, or where the regulations governing use are contrary to public policy or to accepted principles of morality.
The application for registration of a collective mark shall include the regulation for the use thereof, stating the identification data of the association representing the registration, the persons authorized to use the mark, the conditions for affiliation to the association, the conditions for the use of the mark, and the reasons why the use of a mark may be prohibited to a member of the association.
In addition to the grounds for refusal of a Community trade mark application provided for in Articles 36 and 37,an application for a Community collective mark shall be refused where the provisions of Articles 66 or 67 are not satisfied, or where the regulations governing use are contrary to public policy or to accepted principles of morality.
In the regulations governing use of the collective mark, the applicant shall specify the persons authorized to use the mark, the conditions of membership of the association, the conditions of use of the mark, the grounds on which a member of the association may be prohibited from using the mark and the sanctions that may be applied by the association.
(1) Where the international registration indicates that it is based on a basic application orbasic registration which relates to a collective mark, certification mark or guarantee mark, the international registration designating the European Community shall be dealt with as a Community collective mark.
The application for registration of a collective mark shall include the regulations for use of the mark containing the identification particulars of the requesting association, and setting out the persons authorized to use the mark, the requirements for membership of the association, the conditions for using the mark and the grounds on which a member of the association may be prohibited from using the mark. .
In addition to the grounds for refusal of a Community trade mark application provided for in Articles 36 and 38,an application for a Community collective mark shall be refused where the provisions of Article 64 or 65 are not satisfied, or where the regulations governing use are contrary to public policy or to accepted principles of morality.