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See words in italics in table above.The Trade Mark Office informs the owner of the trade Mark when that trade mark is about to expire. E 2 d 3 f 4 g 5 b 6 a 7 c Expiry 2 request; renewal 3 fees 4 trade mark The long sentence has been broken down into shorter Sentences; passive sentences have been made into active Ones; shall constructions have been replaced with other Verbs; formal vocabulary has been replaced with more Common, everyday words. Suggested answers Paragraph 2: The Office will tell the owner of the Community Trade mark, and anyone who has a registered right in it, When the registration will run out, in good time before it runs out. If the Office doesn't give this information, it will Not be the fault of the Office. Paragraph 3: The owner has to send in the request for Renewal within a period of six months ending on the last Day of the month in which protection ends. He also has to Pay the fees within this period. If this has not been done, He can submit the request and pay the fees within a Further period of six months following the day referred to In the first sentence, as long as he pays additional fees Within this further period. Paragraph 4: If the owner submits the request or pays the Fees in respect of only some of the goods or services for Which the Community trade mark is registered, the Office Will only renew registration for those goods or services. She is asking for information about reviewing a Community Trade Mark. Suggested answer Dear Ms Fox In response to your request of 18 December for information Concerning the renewal of registration of a Community trade Mark, allow me to answer the three questions you posed. C First of all, the Office for Harmonisation in the Internal Market (OHIM) informs the owner of the Community trade Mark (as well as and any person having a registered right In it) when the registration will expire in good time before it expires. However, even if you don't get notice of expiry, You still have to renew your registration, so you should be Aware of the date of expiry. Secondly, as the owner of the trade mark, you can Renew the registration of the trade mark yourself. Alternatively, another person can renew the Registration if you, the owner, have authorised this Person to do so. Naturally, this means that I can do it For you if you wish. C Finally, in response to your third question, you must Submit the request for renewal six months before the Last day of the month in which protection ends. Furthermore, you must pay the renewal fees within this six-month period. If you don't pay the fees within This period, you can submit the request and pay the Fees within a further period of six months, but you Would then have to pay additional fees. I hope that the information I have provided is of use to You. If you would like further assistance in this matter, Please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours sincerely Estella Walters 21 1 Fair use is when you're allowed to make limited use of Copyright material without permission. The Copyright Act allows teachers to display and perform the works Date: 2015-12-11; view: 924
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