Office of origin definition

Office of origin means the Office of the country of origin defined in Article 1(3) of the Agreement or the Office of origin defined in Article 2(2) of the Protocol, or both, as the case may be;
Office of origin means the Office of the Contracting Party where, in accordance with Article 2(2) of the Madrid Protocol, the international application was filed;
Office of origin means the office with which the basic application was filed or by which the basic registration was made;

Examples of Office of origin in a sentence

  • OF ORIGIN (a) Certification The Office of origin certifies (i) that the request to present this application was received on (dd/mm/yyyy).


More Definitions of Office of origin

Office of origin means the office with which the basic application has been filed or in the register of which the basic registration has been effected, as the case may be.
Office of origin means an office which receives an application for or grants registration of a
Office of origin means the intellectual property office of the Contracting Party where the international application originates;
Office of origin means the Office of the country of origin defined in Article 2(2) of the Protocol.(2) References in this Act to the application of the Agreement or the Protocol shall be construed to mean also the application of the Common Regulations under the Agreement and the Protocol.
Office of origin means the Office through which the international application is filed in accordance with Article 2(2) of the Madrid Protocol;
Office of origin means the Office with which a basic application was filed or a basic registration was made and through which an application for international registration is filed with the International Bureau and, in the case of the State, “Office of origin” means the Patents Office;
Office of origin means an office which receives an application for or grants registration of a trademark used as a base for filing an international application.