Strengthening of border measures Sample Clauses

Strengthening of border measures. (Article 12.14) Each Party shall adopt or maintain procedures with respect to import shipments under which its customs authorities may act upon their own initiative to suspend the release of goods suspected of infringing rights to trademarks and/or copyrights and related rights, and shall ensure that the importer and the right holder are promptly notified of the suspension and provided with all the information available about suspected goods.
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Strengthening of border measures. (Article 123) The scope of the infringing products whose release is suspended at the border by the customs authority is expanded to include those infringing patents, utility models, and industrial designs, in addition to those infringing trademarks and copyrights, which are covered under the TRIPS Agreement. Suspension at the border is also expanded to apply not only to importation but also to exportation and transit.
Strengthening of border measures. (Article 182, paragraphs 1 and 2) The Japan-Peru EPA states that the customs authorities can halt the release at the border of merchandise suspected of being counterfeit trademark or pirated copyrighted goods that are about to be imported or exported, based on the declaration by the right holder or the customs authorities. Furthermore, should a border measure be taken, the name and address of the consigner, consignee, importer and exporter will be reported to the right holder, depending on the case.

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