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French Insurance CodeIn force
Section III: Policyholder and beneficiary information and pricing

Article A132-9-6

…e scheme provided for in article L. 132-9-2 ; 2° Annual amount (including all technical provisions) and number of contracts for which the policyholder has been identified as deceased under the scheme…

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Transfer and loss of trademark rights

Article L714-1

…be pledged.The rights attached to a trademark may be the subject, for all or part of the territory and the protected goods or services, of a grant of an exclusive or non-exclusive operating licence.T…

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Transfer and loss of trademark rights

Article L714-4

The rights of the proprietor of a trademark pursuant to Articles L. 714-5, L. 714-6, L. 715-5 and L. 715-10 shall be declared forfeited by a court decision or by a decision of the Director General of…

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Transfer and loss of trademark rights

Article L714-3

…1-4, if the trademark does not meet the conditions set out in Articles L. 711-2, L. 711-3, L. 715-4 and L. 715-9.

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Transfer and loss of trademark rights

Article L714-7

Any transfer or modification of the rights attached to a trade mark must, in order to be enforceable against third parties, be entered in the National Trade Mark Register.However, before it is entered…

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Transfer and loss of trademark rights

Article L714-8

…imitating the emblem of the Third Protocol Additional to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949, and relating to the Adoption of an Additional Distinctive Emblem, or the name of that emblem, may co…

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Transfer and loss of trademark rights

Article L714-5

…the trademark for the goods or services for which it is registered for an uninterrupted period of five years shall forfeit his rights. The starting point for this period shall be the date of registra…

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Transfer and loss of trademark rights

Article L714-6

The rights of the proprietor of a trade mark which has become:a) The common name in the trade of the product or service;b) Likely to mislead, in particular as to the nature, quality or geographical or…

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Transfer and loss of trademark rights

Article L714-2

The author of an application for registration or the proprietor of a registered trade mark may renounce the effects of that application or registration in respect of all or some of the goods or servic…

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French Intellectual Property CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Transfer and loss of trademark rights

Article R714-3

The indications mentioned in 1° of Article R. 714-2 shall be recorded at the initiative of the National Institute of Industrial Property or, in the case of a court decision, at the request of the Regi…

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