Article R615-23
In the event that one of the parties fails to appear or in the absence of full conciliation, the commission shall undertake to draw up the conciliation proposal provided for in Article L. 615-21.
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In the event that one of the parties fails to appear or in the absence of full conciliation, the commission shall undertake to draw up the conciliation proposal provided for in Article L. 615-21.
On the appointed day, the commission hears the parties, it endeavours to reconcile their points of view and reach conciliation. If one of the parties does not appear, the commission establishes its fa…
In the event of a request from the party who has not referred the matter to the commission or of the consolidation of several requests relating to the same invention, the six-month period within which…
Where the invention concerns national defence, the conciliation proposal shall not contain any analysis of the invention likely to result in its disclosure.
On expiry of the time limit laid down in the preceding article, the person in charge of the tasks falling within the remit of the national plant variety authority shall decide on the application. He m…
The issue of the plant variety certificate is published in the Official Bulletin of the national plant variety authority within three months of the date of notification of issue made to the owner of t…
The conciliation proposal is signed by the chairman and the secretary. The latter notifies it to the parties.
The search report which must be produced in any infringement proceedings brought pursuant to an application for a utility certificate or a utility certificate shall be drawn up at the written request…
As soon as the assessors have been appointed, the secretariat shall notify the parties of the composition of the commission and convene them to a preliminary meeting. Each party may request a change i…
From the day of publication in the Official Bulletin, any person may inspect the plant variety certificate as entered in the National Register of Plant Variety Certificates at the headquarters of the…
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