Table of Contents

Chapter 1 National Trademark Applications §§ 1-12 Chapter 2 Priority §§ 13-16 Chapter 3 Separating, Dividing and Merging Applications and Registrations §§ 17-22 Chapter 4 Opposition and Administrative Review §§ 23-28 Chapter 5 The Trademark Register §§ 29-30 Chapter 6 Publications §§ 31-41 Chapter 7 International Registration of Trademarks §§ 42-51 Chapter 8 Miscellaneous Provisions §§ 52-60 Chapter 9 Final Provisions §§61-62

Chapter 1 National Trademark Applications

§ 1. Formal requirements

An application for registration of a trademark is filed on a specific application form. The form and any enclosures shall be completed in printing type.

§ 2. Content of the application

The application shall include:

1. the applicant’s name or business name and address and, where appropriate, the name or business name and address of the representative
2. information on priority, if this is requested, cf. Section 13 to Section 16
3. a representation of the trademark, cf. Section 8
4. a list of the goods and services for which application is made for registration of a trademark, cf. Section 10.

The application shall be signed by the applicant or his representative.

§ 3. Address for correspondence

Unless specified otherwise in the application, the address given under Section 2 no. 1 is the address for notifications and service, etc. under the Section 77 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act. If the applicant has appointed a representative, the address of the representative is the relevant address as far as the power of attorney allows. If there are several applicants or representatives, the address of the person listed first is the address for correspondence, unless specified otherwise. The applicant may, at any time, notify the Norwegian Industrial Property Office of a new address for correspondence.

§ 4. Additional requirements for collective marks

If the application is for registration of a collective mark, it shall also contain the regulations established for the use of the mark. The regulations shall include provision on:

1. who is entitled to use the mark and the conditions for use
2. the possible consequences of unlawful use or use in contravention of the conditions established in the regulations for the user
3. the proprietor’s obligations to assert liability against a person who uses the mark in contravention of the regulations for use
4. the proprietor’s rights and obligations in relation to users, including the right of supervision, possibly using specific supervisory bodies.

§ 5. Filing date

The application is given a filing date, even if the requirements for the application set forth in the Norwegian Trademarks Act and these Regulations are not met, if it contains a representation of the trademark for which application for registration is made, a list of the goods and services to which the application applies which meets the language requirements in Section 6 and information that makes it possible to identify and contact the applicant or representative, if any.

§ 6. Language requirements

The application, including any regulations as specified in Section 4 and the list of goods and services shall be in Norwegian.

Other documents shall be in Norwegian, Danish, Swedish or English.

If the application or other documents are in a language other than that specified in paragraph one, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office may request that the applicant file a translation into Norwegian within a time limit set by the Norwegian Industrial Property Office.

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office may request that the translation be certified by a state-authorised translator.

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office may, in individual cases, accept languages other than those specified in paragraph one.

§ 7. Application that apply to several trademarks

An application for registration may only apply to one trademark.

If an application applies to several trademarks, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office shall notify the applicant of this fact and set a time limit for the applicant to request that one of the trademarks is to be processed on the basis of the application.

The applicant may request that a trademark that is not processed on the basis of the original application be processed in a new application, cf. Section 17.

§ 8. Representation of the trademark in the application, etc.

It is necessary to specify in the application the type of trademark to be registered, for example whether it is a word mark, figurative mark, combined mark or three-dimensional mark. It is also necessary to specify whether the trademark is in colour.

If the application concerns a figurative or combined trademark, the applicant shall enclose a clear reproduction of the mark no larger than 8.0 x 8.0 cm. Reproduction means any graphic representation that can be recorded, stored and reproduced electronically.

If the application concerns a three-dimensional trademark, the applicant shall enclose the number of reproductions necessary to display the entire design of the mark. The Norwegian Industrial Property Office may decide which of the images supplied is/are to be included in subsequent publication. If it is considered necessary for the assessment of whether the trademark can be registered, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office may request the applicant to supply a model of the trademark. The model shall be made of durable, nonhazardous material and shall not exceed 30 cm in any direction or weigh more than 4 kg.

If the application concerns other trademarks, for example sound marks, marks consisting of colours or colour combinations or moving marks, the applicant shall supply a detailed description of the mark, for example in the form of notes or an indication of a colour number in an international colour code system. For sound marks and moving marks, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office may request the applicant to supply a sample of the trademark stored on a suitable medium.

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office establishes detailed guidelines on storage formats for the various trademark types, etc.

§ 9. Alteration of a trademark for which registration has been applied for

A request to alter a trademark for which registration has been applied for under Section 13 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act shall be filed to the Norwegian Industrial Property Office and include:

1. the applicant’s name or business name and address and, where appropriate, the name or business name and address of the representative
2. any separate correspondence address under Section 3
3. the application number of the trademark to be altered
4. the alteration of the trademark required
5. a representation of the trademark in altered form and any additional images if
   necessary under Section 8.
   

The form and any enclosures shall be completed in printing type and be signed by the applicant or proprietor, or his representative.

A request for alteration may only include one new trademark. Assessment of whether the conditions have been met for altering a trademark for which registration has been applied for under Section 13, paragraph one of the Norwegian Trademarks Act shall always take place in relation to the trademark for which registration was originally applied for.

The new trademark shall be entered in the register with an indication of the date of the alteration of the trademark.

§ 10. List of goods and services

An application for registration of a trademark shall include a list of goods and services.

The goods and services shall be indicated clearly and unambiguously. Use of the designations in the Norwegian Industrial Property Office’s Norwegian translation of the up to date version of the Nice Agreement no. 1 of 15 June 1957 Concerning the International Classification of Goods and Services in force is always considered to meet the requirement in paragraph one. The goods and services shall be listed in the classes to which they belong. The classes shall be set out in ascending numerical order.

The list of goods or services may not subsequently be extended to apply to goods and services other than those specified in the application when it was filed.

§ 11. Disclaimer

If the Norwegian Industrial Property Office considers that a disclaimer should be made for part of a trademark, the applicant shall be notified of this. The wording of the proposed disclaimer shall be included in the notification. The notification shall also include a time limit for the applicant to comment.

If the applicant does not accept the disclaimer, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office may reject the application for registration or cancel a registration following an opposition.

§ 12. Objection during the processing of an application

If, before a trademark is registered, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office receives an objection of importance to the assessment of the application, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office shall notify the applicant hereof.

An objection to the registration of a trademark does not grant any party rights. If the objection is not complied with, the party who has filed the objection shall be informed of the right to file an opposition.

Chapter 2 Priority

§ 13. Application priority

A request for priority under Section 19, paragraph one, of the Norwegian Trademarks Act must be made within six months from the date of priority and must be stated in the application. It is not possible to make a request for priority after this time or to supplement an application with such a request after the application has been filed.

If the priority time limit expires on a public holiday or on a day on which the Norwegian Industrial Property Office is closed, the time limit is extended to the next working day.

Priority may also be requested for an application filed with a regional trademark authority if, under the legislation in a state that is party to the Paris Convention no. 1 of 20 March 1883 for the Protection of Industrial Property or the WTO Agreement no. 1 of 15 April 1994 Establishing the World Trade Organization or under a bilateral or multilateral agreement concluded between states that are party to the Paris Convention or the WTO Agreement, this is equated with filing a national application.

The request for priority shall specify the trademark authority with which the application being invoked was filed, the date on which it was filed and the application number. If the application number is not known, the number shall be forwarded as soon as the applicant knows it. If any of this information is missing, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office shall give the applicant a time limit of one month to correct the deficiency. The right to priority lapses if the time limit for correction is not complied with.

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office may request the applicant to supply proof of priority within three months. The proof of priority shall contain information as specified in paragraph three, sentence one, the name of the applicant and a copy of the application and shall be certified by the trademark authority with which the application invoked was filed. The right to priority lapses if the time limit is not complied with.

A request for priority may be withdrawn by written notification to the Norwegian Industrial Property Office until the application for registration has been decided on.

§ 14. Exhibition priority

A request for priority under Section 19, paragraph two, of the Norwegian Trademarks Act must be made within six months from the date of priority must be evident from the application. It is not possible to make a request for priority after this time or to supplement an application with such a request after the application has been filed.

If the priority time limit expires on a public holiday or on a day on which the Norwegian Industrial Property Office is closed, the time limit is extended to the next working day.

The request for priority shall indicate the name of the exhibition at which the trademark was first displayed, the state in which the exhibition was held and the time of the first display of the trademark at the exhibition. If any of this information is missing, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office shall give the applicant a time limit of one month to correct the deficiency. The right to priority lapses if the time limit for correction is not complied with.

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office may request the applicant to supply proof of priority within three months. A declaration by the management responsible for the exhibition that the exhibition was international and of the time of the first display of the goods with the trademark at the exhibition is accepted as proof of priority. The right to priority lapses if the time limit is not complied with.

Section 13, paragraph five, applies correspondingly.

§ 15. Partial priority

If the application covers more than one good or service, the applicant may request priority for the trademark for one or more of the goods or services (partial priority).

Partial priority may also be requested on the basis of different applications. This applies even if the applications are filed in different states. Each application shall meet the conditions in Sections 13 and 14.

§ 16. Application in a state outside the Paris Convention or the WTO

Priority under Section 19 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act may be requested on the basis of an application filed in a state that is not a party to the Paris Convention of 20 March 1883 for the Protection of Industrial Property or the WTO Agreement of 15 April 1994 Establishing the World Trade Organization if this state grants such priority on the basis of trademark applications filed in Norway.

The provisions in Section 13 to Section 15 apply correspondingly.

Chapter 3 Separating, Dividing and Merging Applications and Registrations

§ 17. Separation of a trademark in a new application

In the event of a request for separation under Section 7, paragraph two, the applicant shall file a new application form, a representation of the separated trademark and a list of goods or services. Section 23, paragraphs one, three and four, of the Norwegian Trademarks Act, apply correspondingly. The stipulated fee shall be paid.

Documents that were filed in the original application up to and including the implementation of the separation shall be considered to be documents in the new application. A separated application retains its priority from the original application.

A request for separation is rejected if the conditions in paragraphs one and two are not met.

If a separation is implemented, the applicant is notified of this and informed of the number of the new application.

§ 18. Division of applications

An applicant may request that an application filed previously be divided into several independent applications.

A request for division shall indicate the number of the original application and include information on the goods and services with the associated class numbers covered by the original application and to be covered by the new application or applications. The stipulated fee shall be paid for each new application. A new application is called a divided application.

A divided application shall be filed before a final decision has been made on the original application. A divided application may not cover goods and services that were not covered by the original application prior to the division. A divided application may not cover the same goods and services as the original application or another divided application.

A request for division is rejected if the conditions in paragraphs two and three are not met. Section 23, paragraphs one, three and four, of the Norwegian Trademarks Act, apply correspondingly.

The application that is considered to be a continuation of the original application retains its original application number. Each divided application is assigned a new application number.

If a division is implemented, the applicant is notified of this and informed of the number of the divided application.

§ 19. Divided application

Documents that were filed in an original application up to and including the implementation of the division shall be considered to be documents in a divided application. A divided application retains its priority from the original application.

§ 20. Division of registrations

A proprietor may request that the Norwegian Industrial Property Office divide a registration into several registrations.

A request for division shall indicate the number of the original registration and include information on the goods and services with associated class numbers covered by the original registration and to be covered by the new registration or registrations. The stipulated fee shall be paid for each new registration. A new registration is called a divided registration.

A request to divide a registration shall be filed before the original registration has ceased.

A divided registration may not cover goods and services that were not covered by the original registration prior to the division. A divided registration may not cover the same goods and services as the original registration or another divided registration.

A request for division is rejected if the conditions in paragraphs two and three are not met. Section 23, paragraphs one, three and four, of the Norwegian Trademarks Act, apply correspondingly.

The original registration retains its registration number. Each divided registration is assigned a new registration number.

If a division is implemented, the proprietor is notified of this and informed of the number of the divided registration.

§ 21. Divided registration

Documents that were filed in an original registration up to and including the implementation of a division, shall be considered to be documents in a divided registration. A divided registration retains the same filing date and registration date as the original registration and, where relevant, the same priority as the transferred goods and services had in the original registration.

§ 22. Merging divided applications and registrations

An applicant may request that the Norwegian Industrial Property Office fully or partially merge previously divided applications, cf. Section 18.

The request shall indicate the number of the application, the number of the application with which it is to be merged and the goods and services with associated class numbers the merged application is to cover. In the event of a request for a partial merger, the applicant shall indicate the goods and services with associated class numbers that are to be included in the application to which goods and services are transferred. The stipulated fee shall be paid. A request for a merger is rejected if the conditions in this paragraph are not met.

Section 23, paragraphs one, three and four, of the Norwegian Trademarks Act, apply correspondingly.

If previously divided applications, including the original application, are merged, the application that has the original application number is always continued.

If a full or partial merger is implemented, the applicant is notified of this and informed of the number of the merged application.

A proprietor may request that the Norwegian Industrial Property Office fully or partially merge previously divided registrations, cf. Section 20. The provisions in paragraphs two to four apply correspondingly.

Chapter 4 Opposition and Administrative Review

§ 23. Form and content of an opposition

An opposition under Section 26 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act shall be filed with the Norwegian Industrial Property Office and include:

1. the name or business name and address of the opposing party and, where appropriate, the name or business name and address of the representative
2. the registration to which the opposition applies
3. the grounds on which the opposition is based
4. information on the goods and services to which the opposition applies, or the goods and services that are unaffected by the opposition, if the request is for the registration to be only partially cancelled
5. necessary documentation of factors invoked in support of the opposition.

The opposition must be signed by the opposing party or his representative. Section 3 of the Regulations applies correspondingly to the address for correspondence with the opposing party, cf. Section 77 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act.

§ 24. Notification of an opposition

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office sends a copy of the opposition to the trademark proprietor as soon as possible with a time limit for him to comment. If the trademark proprietor replies, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office decides whether further communication between the parties is necessary before the case is processed.

§ 25. Notification of continued processing of an opposition

If an opposition is withdrawn, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office may still continue processing the opposition if there are special reasons for doing so and the trademark proprietor has been notified of this within two months after the Norwegian Industrial Property Office received notification that the opposition had been withdrawn.

§ 26. Notification of the outcome of an opposition case

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office shall notify the trademark proprietor and the opposing party of the outcome of the opposition case and of the right to appeal and the appeal time limit.

§ 27. Administrative review

A request for an administrative review under Section 40 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act shall be filed with the Norwegian Industrial Property Office and include:

1. the name or business name and address of the person who has filed the request and, where appropriate, the name or business name and address of the representative
2. the registration to which the request applies
3. the grounds on which the request is based
4. an indication of the goods and services to which the request for a review applies, or the goods and services that are unaffected by the request, if the request is for the registration to be only partially reviewed
5. necessary documentation of factors invoked in support of the request.

A request for an administrative review shall be signed by the party requesting the review or his representative. Section 3 of the Regulations applies correspondingly to the address for correspondence with the party requesting the review, cf. Section 77 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act.

§ 28. Processing a request for an administrative review

The processing of a request for an administrative review shall be carried out with good progress. Reply time limits and other time limits shall be set accordingly.

A decision shall normally be made in the case after the trademark proprietor’s reply has been received. More than two contributions from each party may be permitted only in exceptional cases. Instead of further written processing of unsettled matters, it shall be considered whether it will be expedient to summon the parties to a meeting.

A copy of the request for an administrative review shall be enclosed with notification of the request, cf. Section 40, paragraph three, sentence one, of the Norwegian Trademarks Act.

If a request for an administrative review is withdrawn, the processing of the request shall be closed and the parties notified of this. Section 51, paragraph four, sentence three, of the Norwegian Trademarks Act applies during the processing of an appeal.

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office shall notify the trademark proprietor and the party who requested the administrative review of the outcome of the case and of the right of appeal and the time limit for appealing.

Chapter 5 The Trademark Register

§ 29. The Trademark Register

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office keeps a register of applications filed and trademarks registered. Section 30 applies to international registrations in which Norway is designated. The information in the Trademark Register is available to everyone.

The Register shall contain the following information on the application and registration:

1. the number of the application and the registration
2. the name or business name and address of the applicant or proprietor
3. the name or business name and address of the representative
4. any separate address for correspondence, cf. Section 3 and Section 77 of the
   Norwegian Trademarks Act
   
5. the filing date of the application
6. whether priority is requested and, if so, the basis for priority and the information specified in Chapter 2
7. whether the application or registration is the basis for an international application or registration via Protocol no. 1 of 27 June 1989 to the Agreement of 14 April 1891 Concerning the International Registration of Marks (the Madrid Protocol)
8. a representation of the trademark, including the type of mark, plus a supplementary description of the mark, if this is necessary under Section 8
9. the list of goods or services
10. whether the application is a separated or divided application and, if so, the number of the original application
11. whether the registration is a divided registration and, if so, the number of the original registration
12. whether the separation or division of an application or registration has produced new applications or registrations, with information on the new application or registration numbers
13. whether the application or registration is merged with another application or registration and, if so, the number and filing date of the original application or registration
14. the date on which the trademark was registered
15. the date on which the registration was published
16. the date of expiry of the registration period or, where appropriate, the renewal period
17. other decisions made in the case and the status of the case
18. the wording of the disclaimer, if the trademark is registered with such a disclaimer, cf. Section 11
19. the regulations established for the use of the mark, if the mark is a collective mark, cf. Section 4
20. documents received and sent in the case
21. fees paid, outstanding and, where appropriate, refunded
22. that an opposition has been filed and the decision in the opposition case
23. whether the trademark has been renewed under Section 33 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act or the date of cessation
24. whether the right to the trademark has been transferred under Section 21 or Section 28 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act
25. whether a trademark applied for or registered has been altered, cf. Section 9 and Section 57
26. whether the registration has been cancelled under Section 30 or Section 45 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act, or deleted under Section 36, 37, 43 or 46, and the date of such cancellation or deletion
27. whether a request has been submitted for non-compliance with a time limit not to take effect and the decision in relation to such a request, cf. Section 80 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act
28. that a request for an administrative review has been filed and the decision in the case
29. that legal proceedings have been brought concerning invalidation, deletion or transfer of the trademark
30. that an appeal has been filed with the Norwegian Industrial Property Office’s second department
31. that legal proceedings have been brought under Section 52 of the Norwegian Trademarks Act
32. that a transcript of a ruling has been sent to the Norwegian Industrial Property Office, and the outcome of the case when the ruling is legally binding
33. that the trademark has been subject to attachment or seizure
34. a new representative in connection with a change in conditions relating to the
    representative
    
35. about any assignment or licence
36. whether the name, business name or address of the applicant, proprietor,
    representative or licensee has been changed.
    

Notification of changes under nos. 33 to 36 shall be filed on a separate form determined by the Norwegian Industrial Property Office.

The form and any enclosures shall be completed in block letters.

§ 30. International registrations

International registrations in which Norway is designated are entered in the register specified in Section 29.

The information in the register is available to all.

The Register shall contain the following information on the international registration:

1. the international registration number
2. the name or business name and address of the proprietor
3. the name or business name and address of any representative
4. any separate address for correspondence, cf. Section 54 and Section 77 of the
   Norwegian Trademarks Act
   
5. the date of international registration
6. the date of notification by the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) of the designation of Norway
7. whether priority is requested and, if so, where the application invoked was filed, plus its filing date and application number
8. the date of designation or further designation of Norway
9. the date of the decision on effect in Norway
10. a representation of the trademark, including the type of mark, plus a supplementary description of the mark, if this is necessary under Section 8
11. the wording of the disclaimer, if the trademark is registered with such a disclaimer, cf. Section 11
12. the list in English of goods or services for which the trademark has been granted effect in Norway
13. the date of publication of the international registration, and the decision on protection in Norway
14. the date of expiry of the registration period or, where appropriate, the renewal period
15. the regulations established for the use of the mark, if the mark is a collective mark, cf. Section 4
16. notification of replacement of a national registration or of conversion to a national registration
17. information corresponding to that specified in Section 29 nos. 20 to 22, 24, 26 to 32 and 34 to 36
18. other information received from the International Bureau concerning international registration that applies in Norway when the information is important to the right to, rights in or protection of the trademark in Norway.

Chapter 6 Publications

Forskrift til varemerkeloven (varemerkeforskriften)

DATO: FOR-2010-06-25-937 DEPARTEMENT: JD (Justis- og beredskapsdepartementet) AVD/DIR: Lovavdelingen PUBLISERT: I 2010 hefte 8 IKRAFTTREDELSE: 2010-07-01 SIST-ENDRET:

ENDRER: FOR-1996-03-29-309 , FOR-1996-03-29-315 , FOR-1993-08-06-832 , FOR-2003-04-04-418 , FOR-2005-06-24-718 , FOR-2007-12-14-1417 , FOR-2009-03-25-376

GJELDER FOR: Norge

HJEMMEL:

LOV-2010-03-26-8-§12 , LOV-2010-03-26-8-§18 , LOV-2010-03-26-8- §19 , LOV-2010-03-26-8-§26 , LOV-2010-03-26-8-§40 , LOV-2010-03- 26-8-§50 , LOV-2010-03-26-8-§67 , LOV-2010-03-26-8-§70 , LOV-2010 -03-26-8-§79 , LOV-2010-03-26-8-§82 , LOV-1993-03-12-32-§26 , LOV- 2003-03-14-15-§13 , LOV-2003-03-14-15-§27 , LOV-2003-03-14-15- §37 , LOV-2003-03-14-15-§52 , LOV-1891-06-06-2-§4 , LOV-1967-12- 15-9-§28 , LOV-1967-12-15-9-§31 , LOV-1967-12-15-9-§52 , LOV-1967 -12-15-9-§52b , LOV-1967-12-15-9-§62a , LOV-1967-12-15-9-§62b , LOV-1967-12-15-9-§68 , LOV-1967-12-15-9-§69

KUNNGJORT: 2010-06-25 kl. 15.30 RETTET: KORTTITTEL: Varemerkeforskriften

For å lenke til dette dokumentet bruk: http://www.lovdata.no/cgi-wift/ldles?doc=/sf/sf/sf- 20100625-0937.html

INNHOLD:

Forskrift til varemerkeloven (varemerkeforskriften)

Kapittel 1. Nasjonale varemerkesøknader § 1. Formkrav § 2. Søknadens innhold § 3. Adresse for korrespondanse § 4. Tilleggskrav ved fellesmerker § 5. Leveringsdag § 6. Språk krav § 7. Søknad som gjelder flere varemerker § 8. Gjengivelse av varemerket i søknaden m.m. § 9. Endring av søkt varemerke § 10. Varefortegnelse § 11. Unntaksanmerkning § 12. Protest under søknadsbehandlingen

Kapittel 2. Prioritet § 13. Søknadsprioritet § 14. Utstillingsprioritet

Page 1 of 3/d: FOR-2010-06-25-937 :d/ Varemerkeforskriften. Varemerkeloven (varemerkeforskr...

30.05.2012http://www.lovdata.no/cgi-wift/wiftldrens?/app/gratis/www/docroot/for/sf/jd/jd-20100...

§ 15. Delvis prioritet § 16. Søknad i stat som står utenfor Pariskonvensjonen eller WTO

Kapittel 3. Utskilling, deling og sammenslåing av søknader og registreringer § 17. Utskilling av varemerke i ny søknad § 18. Deling av søknad er § 19. Avdelt søknad § 20. Deling av registreringer § 21. Avdelt registrering § 22. Sammenslåing av avdelte søknader og registreringer

Kapittel 4. Innsigelse og administrativ overprøvning § 23. Innsigelsens form og innhold § 24. Melding om innsigelse § 25. Varsel ved fortsatt behandling av innsigelse § 26. Melding om utfallet av innsigelsessak § 27. Administrativ overprøving § 28. Behandling av krav om administrativ overprøving

Kapittel 5. Varemerkeregisteret § 29. Varemerkeregisteret § 30. Internasjonale registreringer

Kapittel 6. Kunngjøringer § 31. Kunngjøring av registrering § 32. Kunngjøring av internasjonal registrering § 33. Kunngjøring av innkomne innsigelser § 34. Kunngjøring av endelig avgjørelse i innsigelsessak § 35. Kunngjøring av krav om administrativ overprøving § 36. Kunngjøring av endelig avgjørelse ved administrativ overprøving § 37. Kunngjøring av beslutning etter varemerkeloven § 80 § 38. Kunngjøring av fornyelse § 39. Kunngjøring av overføring av retten til varemerket § 40. Kunngjøring av ny varefortegnelse § 41. Andre kunngjøringer

Kapittel 7. Internasjonal varemerkeregistrering § 42. Den internasjonale søknaden § 43. Nasjonal søknad eller registrering som basis § 44. Oversendelse av søknaden til Det internasjonale byrået § 45. Krav om at registreringen skal ha virkning i ytterligere stater § 46. Varsel ved opphør av basissøknad eller basisregistrering m.m. § 47. Krav om at internasjonal registrering skal ha virkning i Norge § 48. Krav om fornyet vurdering § 49. Internasjonal registrering gis virkning i Norge § 50. Innsigelse § 51. Omdanning til en nasjonal varemerkeregistrering

Kapittel 8. Forskjellige bestemmelser § 52. Om klage § 53. Språkkrav for etterfølgende dokumenter § 54. Adresse for korrespondanse med innehaver § 55. Dokumentformater, leveringstidspunkt, frister og avgifter § 56. Fornyelse og fornyelsesbrev § 57. Endring av registrert varemerke

Page 2 of 3/d: FOR-2010-06-25-937 :d/ Varemerkeforskriften. Varemerkeloven (varemerkeforskr...

30.05.2012http://www.lovdata.no/cgi-wift/wiftldrens?/app/gratis/www/docroot/for/sf/jd/jd-20100...

§ 58. Endringer i varefortegnelsen for registrerte merker § 59. Oppbevaring av merker mv. § 60. Rett til registrering som i hjemlandet

Kapittel 9. Sluttbestemmelser § 61. Ikrafttredelse m.m. § 62. Endringer i andre forskrifter

Databasen sist oppdatert 28. mai 2012

Page 3 of 3/d: FOR-2010-06-25-937 :d/ Varemerkeforskriften. Varemerkeloven (varemerkeforskr...

30.05.2012http://www.lovdata.no/cgi-wift/wiftldrens?/app/gratis/www/docroot/for/sf/jd/jd-20100...