Intellectual Property Planet's Blog – August 2009 Archive (1)
Changes in the Romanian legislation on trademarks
Romanian Government approved on July 8, 2009 changes in legislation relating to trade marks and geographical indications.
The changes aim convergence of European and national legislation.
The amendments allow to be registered, new types of marks such as sound marks and holograms.
The most important change, however, concerns the registration procedure.
In the future, Romanian Patent Office will carry out examination of the trade mark applied only to absolute… Continue
The changes aim convergence of European and national legislation.
The amendments allow to be registered, new types of marks such as sound marks and holograms.
The most important change, however, concerns the registration procedure.
In the future, Romanian Patent Office will carry out examination of the trade mark applied only to absolute… Continue
Added by Intellectual Property Planet on August 3, 2009 at 8:23am — No Comments
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