Examples of using Declaration of invalidity in English and their translations into Croatian
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Procedure for revocation or declaration of invalidity.
È 1 The translation shall be produced within one month of the expiry of the opposition period orof the date of filing an application for revocation or a declaration of invalidity.
For counterclaims for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity of the è 2 EU trade mark ç pursuant to Article 128.
A European Union trade mark court(‘EU trade mark court') as referred to in Article 123,instead of a counterclaim for a declaration of invalidity based on Article 1281.
A counterclaim for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity may only be based on the grounds for revocation or invalidity mentioned in this Regulation.
A Community trade mark may not be declared invalid where the proprietor of a right referred to in paragraphs 1 or2 consents expressly to the registration of the Community trade mark before submission of the application for a declaration of invalidity or the counterclaim.
The notice of opposition and an application for revocation or a declaration of invalidity shall be filed in one of the languages of the Office.
An application for a declaration of invalidity on the basis of an earlier trade mark shall not succeed at the date of application for invalidation if it would not have been successful at the filing date or the priority date of the later trade mark for any of the following reasons:(a).
Given that the Court has not limited the temporal effect of its judgment, the declaration of invalidity takes effect from the date on which the directive entered into force.
The application for invalidation of the effects of an international registration designating the►M1 Union◄ shall take the place of an application for a declaration of revocation as provided for in Article 51 or for a declaration of invalidity as provided for in Article 52 or Article 53.
The Council further accepted the amendments of the European Parliament that allow a notice of opposition anda request for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity to be filed on the basis of one or more earlier rights and be directed against a part or the totality of the goods or services applied for or registered.
(41) In order to ensure that an EU trade mark can be revoked or declared invalid in an effective and efficient way by means of transparent, thorough, fair andequitable procedures, the power to adopt acts in accordance with Article 290 TFEU should be delegated to the Commission in respect of specifying the procedures for revocation and declaration of invalidity.
The losing party in opposition proceedings, proceedings for revocation,proceedings for a declaration of invalidity or appeal proceedings shall bear the fees paid by the other party.
If the examination of the application for revocation of rights or for a declaration of invalidity reveals that the trade mark should not have been registered in respect of some or all of the goods or services for which it is registered, the rights of the proprietor of the è 2 EU trade mark ç shall be revoked or it shall be declared invalid in respect of those goods or services.
If the earlier EU trade mark has been used only in relation to part of the goods or services for which it is registered, it shall,for the purpose of the examination of the application for a declaration of invalidity, be deemed to be registered in respect of that part of the goods or services only.'.
Paragraph 4 is replaced by the following:"'4. The European Union trade mark court with which a counterclaim for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity of the European Union trade mark has been filed shall not proceed with the examination of the counterclaim, until either the interested party or the court have informed the Agency of the date on which the counterclaim was filed.
The application for invalidation of the effects of an international registration designating the è 2 Union ç shall take the place of an application for a declaration of revocation as provided for in Article 58 or for a declaration of invalidity as provided for in Article 59 or Article 60. ê 2424/2015 Art.
The►M1 EU trade mark court◄ hearing a counterclaim for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity may stay the proceedings on application by the proprietor of the►M1 EU trade mark◄ and after hearing the other parties and may request the defendant to submit an application for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity to the Office within a time limit which it shall determine.
If the earlier Community trade mark has been used in relation to part only of the goods or services for which it is registered, it shall,for the purpose of the examination of the application for a declaration of invalidity, be deemed to be registered in respect only of that part of the goods or services.
The EU trade mark court hearing a counterclaim for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity may stay the proceedings on application by the proprietor of the EU trade mark and after hearing the other parties and may request the defendant to submit an application for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity to the Office within a time limit which it shall determine.
In the case of disputes subject to the proceedings pending before the Opposition Divisions, Cancellation Divisions or before the Boards of Appeal of the Office a joint request for mediation may be presented at any time after the lodging of a notice of opposition,an application for revocation or an application for a declaration of invalidity or a notice of appeal against decisions of the Opposition or Cancellation Divisions.
Even if the introduction of an action for a declaration of invalidity based on the existence of unfair terms did not have the effect of staying concurrent enforcement proceedings, the effectiveness of the protection conferred by Directive 93/13 is, it seems to me, sufficiently guaranteed by the additional possibility offered to consumers and to the court, by the national provisions applicable in enforcement proceedings, to object to enforcement of the mortgage.
The validity of the surrender of a European Union trade mark which is declared to the Agency subsequent to the submission of an application for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity of that trade mark pursuant to Article 56(1) shall be conditional upon the final rejection or withdrawal of the application for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity. Am. 43.
(a) if, where an application for revocation of rights or for a declaration of invalidity has been entered at the Office against the original registration, such a divisional declaration has the effect of introducing a division amongst the goods or services against which the application for revocation of rights or for a declaration of invalidity is directed, until the decision of the Cancellation Division has become final or the proceedings are finally terminated otherwise;
The è 1 EU trade mark court ç hearing a counterclaim for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity may stay the proceedings on application by the proprietor of the è 2 EU trade mark ç and after hearing the other parties and may request the defendant to submit an application for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity to the Office within a time limit which it shall determine. If the application is not made within the time limit, the proceedings shall continue;
The losing party in opposition proceedings, proceedings for revocation,proceedings for a declaration of invalidity or appeal proceedings shall bear the fees incurred by the other party as well as all costs, without prejudice to Article 119(6), incurred by him essential to the proceedings, including travel and subsistence and the remuneration of an agent, adviser or advocate, within the limits of the scales set for each category of costs under the conditions laid down in the Implementing Regulation.