Article R613-8
…y the secretary-registrar to the Director General of the National Institute of Industrial Property. Final decisions shall be entered ex officio in the National Patent Register.
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…y the secretary-registrar to the Director General of the National Institute of Industrial Property. Final decisions shall be entered ex officio in the National Patent Register.
…of a court decision, at the request of the Registrar or at the request of one of the parties. Only final court decisions may be entered in the National Patent Register.
…of a court decision, at the request of the Registrar or at the request of one of the parties. Only final court decisions may be entered in the National Register of Trademarks.
If the person prosecuted is finally sentenced to pay damages, the public prosecutor shall inform the civil party of the existence of the bond and indicate the formalities to be completed to obtain pay…
…al and in the event of an appeal within eight days of service of the judgment, the liquidator shall finally settle the order of disputed claims and subsequent claims in accordance with Articles R. 643…
At the request of the public prosecutor, any final court decision declaring the company null and void is published in the Journal officiel de la République française and one of these copies is filed i…
…he basis of article L. 2316-8 falls within the jurisdiction of the judicial court, which shall have final jurisdiction. The provisions of articles R. 2314-24 and R. 2314-25 are applicable to such disp…
A copy of any final court decision declaring the company null and void shall be sent, at the instance of the public prosecutor, to the office of the clerk of the court of the place of the registered o…
A copy of any final court decision declaring the company null and void shall, at the request of the public prosecutor, be filed with the trade and company register in which the company is registered a…
…s issued as a last resort by reason of the amount or subject matter of the claim. An order given in final instance by default is subject to opposition. The time limit for appeal or opposition is fifte…
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