Common use of Filing Date and Effects of the International Application Clause in Contracts

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“home copy”), one copy (“record copy”) shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“search copy”) shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“home copy”), one copy (“record copy”) shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“search copy”) shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description,description,‌‌ (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph paragraph‌‌‌ (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“home copy”), one copy (“record copy”) shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“search copy”) shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph paragraph‌ (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“home copy”), one copy (“record copy”) shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“search copy”) shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“"home copy”"), one copy (“"record copy”") shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“"search copy”") shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements requirement [sic] listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“home copy”), one copy (“record copy”) shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“search copy”) shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.the (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office 수리관청은 다음의 요건이 수리시에 충족되어 있음을 확인하는 것을 조건으 로 하여 국제출원을 수리한 날을 국제출원일로 인정한다. (“home copy”), one copy ⅰ) 출원인이 당해 수리관청에 국제출원을 할 권리에 주소 또는 국적상의 이 유에 의하여 명백한 흠결이 없는 자일 것 (“record copy”ⅱ) shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“search copy”) shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations국제출원이 소정의 언어로 작성되어 있을 것. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill fulfil the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“home copy”), one copy (“record copy”) shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“search copy”) shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements requirement listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“"home copy”"), one copy (“"record copy”") shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“"search copy”") shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph paragraph (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“"home copy”"), one copy (“"record copy”") shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“"search copy”") shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“"home copy”"), one copy (“"record copy”") shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“"search copy”") shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.

Filing Date and Effects of the International Application. (1) The receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the international application, provided that that Office has found that, at the time of receipt: (i) the applicant does not obviously lack, for reasons of residence or nationality, the right to file an international application with the receiving Office, (ii) the international application is in the prescribed language, (iii) the international application contains at least the following elements: (a) an indication that it is intended as an international application, (b) the designation of at least one Contracting State, (c) the name of the applicant, as prescribed, (d) a part which on the face of it appears to be a description, (e) a part which on the face of it appears to be a claim or claims. (a) If the receiving Office finds that the international application did not, at the time of receipt, fulfill the requirements listed in paragraph (1), it shall, as provided in the Regulations, invite the applicant to file the required correction. (b) If the applicant complies with the invitation, as provided in the Regulations, the receiving Office shall accord as the international filing date the date of receipt of the required correction. (3) Subject to Article 64(4), any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items items (i) to (iii) of paragraph (1) and accorded an international filing date shall have the effect of a regular national application in each designated State as of the international filing date, which date shall be considered to be the actual filing date in each designated State. (4) Any international application fulfilling the requirements listed in items (i) to (iii) of paragraph paragraph (1) shall be equivalent to a regular national filing within the meaning of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. (1) One copy of the international application shall be kept by the receiving Office (“"home copy”"), one copy (“"record copy”") shall be transmitted to the International Bureau, and another copy (“"search copy”") shall be transmitted to the competent International Searching Authority referred to in Article 16, as provided in the Regulations. (2) The record copy shall be considered the true copy of the international application. (3) The international application shall be considered withdrawn if the record copy has not been received by the International Bureau within the prescribed time limit.