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Label |
Related domain |
Algeria's Accession Date |
Links |
Convention instituting the World Intellectual Property Organization of 1967, modified in 1979 |
The promotion of the protection of the Intellectual Property (Industrial Property and copyright) and the administrative cooperation between the Intellectual Property Unions. |
23/03/1975 |
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Convention of Paris of 1883, revised the last time in Stockholm (1967) and modified in 1979. |
Protection of the Industrial Property (inventions, marks, palns and models, original naming) it fixes the basic principals; (equating foreigners and nationals) and general rules of protection. |
01/03/1966 |
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Madrid Agreeement of 1891 revised in Stockholm in 1967 and modified in 1979 |
International registration of marks athe International Bureau of WIPO (OMPI), capable of producing effects in many member countries. |
05/07/1972 |
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Nice Agreement of 1957, revised in Stockholm in 1967 and modified in 1979 |
International Classification of products and services aimed for registration of marks. |
05/07/1972 |
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Lisbon Agreement of 1958, revised in Stockholm in 1967 and completed in 1979 |
Protection of the original namings and their international registration at the International Bureau of WIPO (OMPI). |
05/07/1972 |
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Madrid Agreement of 1891 completed by the Act of Stockholm (1967) |
Repression of false or fallacious indication of origin on the products (by seizure at import or other sanctions). |
05/07/1972 |
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Nairobi Treaty (1981) |
Protection of the Olympic Symbol against its commercial use without autorisation from the International Olympic Commitee. |
16/08/1984 |
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Treaty of cooperation regarding patents (1970) |
Filing of an «international » application of patent. It fixes the formal conditions to which each international application must satisfy. |
08/03/2000 |