Intellectual Property

1. a fundamental requirement in any examination as to substance and is an undisputed condition of patentability.
4. in the application that should be compared with each of those documents.
5. Things that belong to someone
7. a document, issued, upon application, by a government office
8. The possibility of making and manufacturing in practice, and that of carrying out or using in practice.
11. organization, who the Madrid Agreement and Protocol Concerning the International Registration of Marks
13. mentioned as inventions, industrial designs, trademarks, service marks and commercial names and designations constitute the industrial property branch of intellectual property.
14. the most recent name of the organization, before it became WIPO, was...

2. skill who is intended to exclude the “best” expert that can be found.
3. by way of written or oral disclosure.
5. art is, in general, all the knowledge that existed prior to the relevant filing or priority date of a patent application, whether it
6. “industrial property” covers inventions and industrial designs.
9. intellectual property law that gives creative artists exclusive control of their work
10. the responsible intergovernmental organizations in their respective fields of activity long before the establishment in UN
12. organization was signed at Stockholm in 1967 and entered into force in 1970.