Utility Models Sample Clauses

Utility Models. Any designated State in which the grant of a utility model is sought on the basis of an international appli- cation may, instead of Rules 13.1 to 13.4, apply in respect of the matters regulated in those Rules the provisions of its national law concerning utility mod- els once the processing of the international applica- tion has started in that State, provided that the applicant shall be allowed at least two months from the expiration of the time limit applicable under Arti- cle 22 to adapt his application to the requirements of the said provisions of the national law. Rule 13bis

Utility Models. The provisions of Rules 6.5 and 13.5 shall apply, mutatis mutandis, before elected Offices. If the elec- tion was made before the expiration of the 19th month from the priority date, the reference to the time limit applicable under Article 22 is replaced by a reference to the time limit applicable under Article 39. 79.1 Expressing Dates Applicants, national Offices, receiving Offices, International Searching and Preliminary Examining Authorities, and the International Bureau, shall, for the purposes of the Treaty and the Regulations, express any date in terms of the Christian era and the Gregorian calendar, or, if they use other eras and cal- endars, they shall also express any date in terms of the Christian era and the Gregorian calendar.

Utility Models. Rule 13bis 13bis.1 13bis.2 13bis.3 13bis.4 13bis.5 13bis.6 13bis.7 Inventions Relating to Biological Material Definition References (General) References: Contents; Failure to Include Reference or Indication References: Time Limit for Furnishing Indications References and Indications for the Purposes of One or More Designated States; Different Deposits for Different Designated States; Deposits with Depositary Institutions Other than Those Notified Furnishing of Samples National Requirements: Notification and Publication Rule 13ter 13ter.1 13ter.2 13ter.3 Nucleotide and/or Amino Acid Sequence Listings Procedure before the International Searching Authority Procedure before the International Preliminary Examining Authority Sequence Listing for Designated Office Rule 14 The Transmittal Fee 14.1 The Transmittal Fee Rule 15 The International Filing Fee 15.1 The International Filing Fee 15.2 Amount; Transfer 15.3 Time Limit for Payment; Amount Payable 15.4 Refund Rule 16 The Search Fee 16.1 Right to Ask for a Fee 16.2 Refund 16.3 Partial Refund

Utility Models. Article 16.15

Utility Models. Rule 7 The Drawings 7.1 Flow Sheets and Diagrams 7.2 Time Limit Rule 8 The Abstract 8.1 Contents and Form of the Abstract 8.2 Figure 8.3 Guiding Principles in Drafting Rule 9 Expressions, Etc., Not to Be Used 9.1 Definition 9.2 Noting of Lack of Compliance 9.3 Reference to Article 21(6) Rule 10 Terminology and Signs 10.1 Terminology and Signs 10.2 Consistency Rule 11 Physical Requirements of the International Application 11.1 Number of Copies 11.2 Fitness for Reproduction 11.3 Material to Be Used 11.4 Separate Sheets, Etc. 11.5 Size of Sheets 11.6 Margins 11.7 Numbering of Sheets 11.8 Numbering of Lines 11.9 Writing of Text Matter 11.10 Drawings, Formulae, and Tables, in Text Matter 11.11 Words in Drawings 11.12 Alterations, Etc. 11.13 Special Requirements for Drawings 11.14 Later Documents Rule 12 12.1 Language of the International Application and Translations for the Purposes of International Search and International Publication Languages Accepted for the Filing of International 12.1bis 12.1ter Applications Language of Elements and Parts Furnished under Rule 20.3, 20.5 or 20.6 Language of Indications Furnished under Rule 13bis.4 12.2 Language of Changes in the International Application 12.3 Translation for the Purposes of International Search 12.4 Translation for the Purposes of International Publication Rule 12bis 12bis.1 12bis.2 Submission by the Applicant of Documents Relating to Earlier Search Furnishing by the Applicant of Documents Related to Earlier Search in Case of Request under Rule 4.12 Invitation by the International Searching Authority to Furnish Documents Related to Earlier Search in Case of Request under Rule 4.12

Utility Models. The Parties reaffirm their rights and obligations for the protection of utility models in accordance with the Paris Convention.

Utility Models. ‌ 1. State Parties shall provide protection for utility models.‌ 2. The provisions of paragraph 1 of this Article shall in no way prejudice the right of State Parties to provide exceptions and limitations to the rights conferred by a utility model consistent with intellectual property treaties to which they are parties.‌ 3. State Parties may, subject to their capabilities, make available technical assistance to micro, small and medium enterprises or individual entrepreneurs, with special consideration to women, youth and persons with disabilities, in various manufacturing fields to effectively utilise utility models.‌ 4. State Parties shall comply with additional obligations set out in an Annex to this Protocol on Utility Models, to be developed in accordance with Articles 40 and 41 of this Protocol.‌

Utility Models. Rule 13bis Inventions Relating to Biological Material 13bis.1 Definition 13bis.2 References (General) 13bis.3 References: Contents; Failure to Include Reference or Indication 13bis.4 References: Time Limit for Furnishing Indications 13bis.5 References and Indications for the Purposes of One or More Designated States; Different Deposits for Different Desig- nated States; Deposits with Depositary Institutions Other Than Those Notified 13bis.6 Furnishing of Samples 13bis.7 National Requirements: Notification and Publication Rule 13ter Nucleotide and/or Amino Acid Sequence Listings 13ter.1 Sequence Listing for International Authorities 13ter.2 Sequence Listing for Designated Office Rule 14 The Transmittal Fee 14.1 The Transmittal Fee Rule 15 The International Fee 15.1 Basic Fee and Designation Fee 15.2 Amounts

Utility Models. Rule 7 The Drawings 7.1 Flow Sheets and Diagrams 7.2 Time Limit Rule 8 The Abstract 8.1 Contents and Form of the Abstract 8.2 Figure 8.3 Guiding Principles in Drafting Rule 9 Expressions, Etc., Not To Be Used