Revocation and Renunciation Sample Clauses
The Revocation and Renunciation clause defines the conditions under which a party may withdraw or give up certain rights, claims, or offers previously made under the agreement. In practice, this clause outlines the formal process for revoking an offer or renouncing a right, such as requiring written notice or specifying a time frame for such actions. Its core function is to provide a clear mechanism for parties to formally retract commitments or rights, thereby reducing ambiguity and preventing future disputes over whether a right or offer remains in effect.
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Revocation and Renunciation. Rule 90bis 90bis.1 90bis.2 90bis.3 90bis.3bis 90bis.4 90bis.5 90bis.6 90bis.7 Withdrawals Withdrawal of the International Application Withdrawal of Designations Withdrawal of Priority Claims Withdrawal of Supplementary Search Request Withdrawal of the Demand, or of Elections Signature Effect of Withdrawal Faculty under Article 37(4)(b) Rule 91 91.1 Rectification of Obvious Mistakes in the International Application and Other Documents Rectification of Obvious Mistakes 91.2 Requests for Rectification 91.3 Authorization and Effect of Rectifications Rule 92 Correspondence 92.1 Need for Letter and for Signature 92.2 Languages 92.3 Mailings by National Offices and Intergovernmental Organizations 92.4 Use of Telegraph, Teleprinter, Facsimile Machine, Etc. Rule 92bis 92bis.1 Recording of Changes in Certain Indications in the Request or the Demand Recording of Changes by the International Bureau
Revocation and Renunciation. Any appointment of an agent or common representative may be revoked by the persons who made the appointment or by their successors in title, in which case any appointment of a sub-agent under Rule 90.1(d) by that agent shall also be considered as revoked. Any appointment of a subagent under Rule 90.1(d) may also be revoked by the applicant con- cerned.