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DESIGN PATENT REGISTRATION IN TURKEY
In order to ensure the legal protection of a design, it must contain certain elements. a) Innovation: If a design is the same, the design is not new to the public any time before the date of application or launch, then the design is considered new (IEC 6 / I). Designs are considered the same if they differ only in small details. The comparative designs are evaluated side by side and...
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DESIGN PATENT REGISTRATION SYSTEM IN TURKEY
The design protection provided by the Industrial Property Act is made by the certificate issued by the registration. The competent authority for the registration of designs is the Turkish Patent Institute. All applications to be made from within the country and abroad shall be made by the Turk Patent or its authorized agent. For the registration of a design, the design application...
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DESIGN PATENT LAW IN TURKEY
DESIGN PATENT RIGHT PROCEDURES A) Civil suits • 1. Stop of DESIGN violation acts, • 2. Suit for elimination of violation • 3. Suit for prevention of...
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THE IMPORTANCE OF DESIGN PATENT REGISTRATION
It is also beautiful to find useful innovations ... It is another good to be a person who finds that innovation and creates it. Pleasant, pleasurable, enthusiastic and proud. The unparalleled satisfaction of coloring and simplifying your praise, appreciation, and life for those you offer for your service and use of your ... Those who can not live ... that have so much human emotion,...
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DESIGN PATENT REGISTRATION AND AFTERWARDS SERVICES IN TURKEY
Design preliminary research and application Drawing of product to be registered, photograph, etc. Power of attorney. Design Registration Procedures Abroad Drawing of the product to be registered, photograph. Power of attorney. Design Renewal Process Design Registration Certificate Original Power of attorney. Address, Title and Type Change...
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WHEN DESIGN PATENT PROTECTION BEGINS IN TURKEY?
Fundamentally, the date on which protection begins begins with the date, hour and minute that the design application was made. However, it is necessary to separate the moment when the right begins and the right begins to be protected. The date on which protection begins is the date on which the application is declared, not the date on which the application was made, or...
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Article 55 § 4 of the New Industrial Property Code Design; Registered in accordance with the provisions of this Law, the registered design shall be protected as unregistered design if it is first presented to the public in Turkey.
It has been stipulated that the unregistered design will only give the owner the right to block the acts mentioned in the first paragraph by copying the protected design only so that it is "indistinguishable from the same or in general impression". It is clear from this fact that unregistered designs have a narrower protection than registered designs. Because similarity in the...
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HAGUE SYSTEM (INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS)
The Hague System of international registration of industrial designs has emerged due to the need for an economical, easy and efficient registration system. The Hague Agreement is made up of three different types of texts: Geneva Text which was adopted on 2 July 1999 and entered into force on 23 December 2003 (1999) The Hague text, which was adopted on November 28, 1960 and entered into...
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COUNTRIES IN THE HAGUE SYSTEM FOR INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION OF INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
The countries included in The Hague System for the International Register of Industrial Designs are following: African Intellectual Property Organization (AIPO) Germany United States of America Albania The European Union (RCD) Azerbaijan Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brunei Bulgaria Denmark Armenia Estonia Finland France Ghana Georgia...
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Article 55 § 4 of the New Industrial Property Code Design; Registered in accordance with the provisions of this Law, the registered design shall be protected as unregistered design if it is first presented to the public in Turkey.
It has been stipulated that the unregistered design will only give the owner the right to block the acts mentioned in the first paragraph by copying the protected design only so that it is "indistinguishable from the same or in general impression". It is clear from this fact that unregistered designs have a narrower protection than registered designs. Because similarity in the...
