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Showing 2621–2630 of 64618 articles for “Art. I-3-2°”
I.-Unless otherwise provided for in the terms and conditions of sale or agreed between the parties, the period for payment of sums due may not exceed thirty days after the date of receipt of the goods…
The following shall be entered in the National Patent Register: The mention of the decision establishing lapse provided for in Article L. 613-22; Petitions initiating restoration appeals, appeals agai…
The period provided for in paragraph 2 of Article L. 613-21 is fifteen days from the date of service of the seizure provided for in paragraph 1 of the said article.
Failing an express decision within the period referred to in the second paragraph of Article R. 613-49, the application is deemed to be rejected.
Where payment of an annual fee is not made by the normal due date, a warning shall be sent to the owner of the patent application or patent stating that he shall incur the forfeiture of his rights if…
The application provided for in Article L. 613-22, seeking a declaration that the rights attached to a patent application or patent have lapsed, shall be submitted in writing. A reasoned decision is t…
I.-The six-month period provided for in the second paragraph of Article L. 612-19, during which payments made after the due date are validated subject to the payment of a late fee, is counted from the…
The annual fee for maintaining patent applications or patents in force, provided for in Article L. 612-19, is due for each year of the term of the patents. The filing fee covers the first annual insta…
For the application of the provisions of article L. 5213-7 relating to the salary of a disabled worker, aid financed by the development fund for the professional integration of the disabled may be all…
Disabled workers who choose to be self-employed may be eligible for assistance from the Fonds de Développement pour l'Insertion Professionnelle des Handicapés if their productivity is significantly re…
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