The EC Trade Marks Directive of 21 December 1988 defines 'well-known' in the sense in which the words are used in Article 6bis of the Paris Convention. the UK ...

A famous or well-known mark is a trademark that, in view of its widespread reputation or recognition, may enjoy broader protection than an ordinary mark.

An earlier well-known mark is a trade mark that is well known in a Member State, in the sense in which the words 'well known' are used in Article 6bis of the ...

Article 6bis of the Paris Convention creates the well-known marks doctrine, a provision that allows foreign owners of well-known trademarks to bring ...

The well-known marks doctrine of the Paris Convention is a legal rule under which a trademark or service mark is protected within a nation if it is well known ...

The heart of the protection for well-known trademarks if found in Article 6bis of the. Paris Convention. The provision of Article 6bis reads as follows ...

This article discusses the diverging positions as to whether Article 6bis provides foreign trademark owners access to U.S. trademark law, to what extent ...

In order to close this legal gap, the EUTMR provided for the protection of well-known marks within the sense of Article 6bis of the Paris Convention, as this ...

29 июн. 2020 г. · Paris Convention Art. 6bis. • The Paris Convention does not specify measures for protection of well-known trademarks or their recognition ...