1. The Madrid system for the International Registration of Marks Basic and General Principles when Filing an International Application Podgorica June 6, 2011 Marie-Laure Douay Legal Division International Registries of Madrid and Lisbon

2. Entitlement to file under the Madrid System Filing Basis under the Madrid System Two Categories of Connections Three Types of Connections Three Types of International Applications

3. Filing Basis Under the Madrid System Applicant Establishment Domicile Nationality Basic Registration Basic Application

4. Two categories of connections Establishment Domicile Nationality Common Treaty Applicant Office of origin Contracting Party of Office of origin Designated Contracting Party

5. Three Types of Connections Real and Effective Industrial or Commercial Establishment Domicile Nationality => Definition - Domestic Law

6. Three types of international applications Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Agreement Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Protocol Application for international registration governed by both the Madrid Agreement and the Madrid Protocol

7. Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Agreement MM1 Form Designations CASCADE Basic registration English, French or Spanish Supplementary/complementary fees

8. MM1 Form A A AP Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Agreement Montenegro Algeria Office of origin Designated Contracting Party

9. MM1 Form A A AP France AP A A Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Agreement Algeria Montenegro Office of origin Designated Contracting Parties

10. Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Protocol MM2 Form Designations No Cascade Basic application or registration English, French or Spanish Supplementary/complementary fees or individual fees

11. P P P Norway Lithuania Japan MM2 Form Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Protocol P P P Office of origin Designated Contracting Parties

12. Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Protocol MM2 Form Designations No Cascade Basic application or registration English, French or Spanish Supplementary/complementary fees No individual fees* Time limit for refusal = 12 months* * By virtue of article 9sexies(1)(b) of the Madrid Protocol

13. P*P* Montenegro * By virtue of Article 9sexies of the Madrid Protocol AP P Switzerland Office of origin Designated Contracting Party Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Protocol MM2 Form

14. Application for international registration governed by both the Madrid Agreement and the Madrid Protocol MM3 Form Designations CASCADE Basic registration English, French or Spanish Supplementary/complementary fees or individual fees

15. A P*P* AP A APAP Montenegro MM3 Form Application for international registration governed by both the Madrid Agreement and the Madrid Protocol Spain * By virtue of article 9sexies of the Madrid Protocol Algeria Office of origin Designated Contracting Parties P P Finland

16. Three types of international applications Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Agreement – MM1 Form (English, French or Spanish) – CASCADE – basic registration Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Protocol – MM2 Form (English, French or Spanish) – No cascade : free choice of Office of origin – basic application or registration Application for international registration governed by both the Madrid Agreement and the Madrid Protocol – MM3 Form (English, French or Spanish) – CASCADE – basic registration

17. Some practical cases

18. AP Montenegro Applicable Treaty/Treaties : Form: Language: Basic application: A P AP MM1 MM2 MM3 English French Spanish Yes No Questions A A A Algeria First case

19. Questions Applicable Treaty/Treaties: Form: Language : Basic application : A P AP MM1 MM2 MM3 English French Spanish Yes No AP P P*P* P*P* France Italy Japan P Montenegro P Second case

20. Questions Applicable Treaty/Treaties: Form: Language : Basic application : A P AP MM1 MM2 MM3 English French Spanish Yes No AP A P P*P* A France Algeria Japan APAP Montenegro P Third case

21. To which CP individual fees and 18+ months refusal period are not applicable?: Questions The 3 designated Contracting Parties have opted for a refusal period of 18+ months and for individual fees. A P AP MM1 MM2 MM3 English French Spanish Yes No Applicable Treaty/Treaties: Form: Language: Basic application : SE CN UK AP P P P*P* Sweden China United Kingdom P P P Fourth case Montenegro

22. Declarations Extension to 18 months of the refusal period – Article 5(2)(b) and (d) of the Madrid Protocol Possible notification of refusals based on an opposition after the 18-month time limit – Article 5(2)(c) and (d) of the Madrid Protocol Individual Fees – Article 8(7)(a) and (b) of the Madrid Protocol http://www.wipo.int/export/sites/www/madridgazette/en/remarks/declarations.html

23. Currency and mode of payment Payment must be made in Swiss currency Payment could be made by: debit to a current account with WIPO payment into the WIPO Swiss postal account or bank account (see forms) credit card (e-payment or e-renewal)

24. Standard fees Basic fee*: reproduction in B/W653 reproduction in color903 Supplementary fee: for each class exceeding three100 Complementary fee: for each designated CP w/o individual fee100 * Applicants from Least Developed Countries pay 10 per cent of the basic fee: Bhutan, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Mozambique, Sao Tome and Principe, Sierra Leone, Sudan and Zambia.

25. Individual fees Optional Supplementary and complementary fees are not applicable with respect to designations of concerned Contracting Party. http://www.wipo.int/export/sites/www/madridgazette/en/remarks/declarations.html

26. Questions ?

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