Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 38 Part 2.djvu/450

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CONVENTION—INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY. JUNE 2, 1911. 1667 For the United States of Mexico: mfizyturvs-€¤¤— J. DE LAS Fumrrns. im ` For Norway: Lrmwre Atmnnr. For the Netherlands: Smrnna vAN Wrssnmrnmm. For Portugal: J. F. H. M. DA FRANGA, Vte. D’ALTE. For Servia: For Sweden: i ALBERT EHRENSVKBD. For Switzerland: P. Rrrrnn. W. K1rAr·r. Hmmm MABTlN’. For Tunis: E. nn Pnnnrrr nn LA RoccA. FINAL PROTOCOL. Fm P¤¤*¤<=¤¥· At the time of proceeding to the signing of the Act concluded on this day, the rmdersigned Plenipotentiaries are agreed upon the following: An Anrrcm 1. The words "Propriete industrielle" (Industrial Property) shall be p'°p°'°’ taken in their broadest acceptation; they extend to al production in 4¤¢¢.r>· 1660- the domain of agricultural industries (wines, grains, fruits, animals, etc.), and extractives (minerals, mineral waters, etc.). Ao ARTICLE 2. (a) Under the name of patents are comprised the different kinds giliggigés included. of industrial patents admitted by the laws of the contracting coun- *""‘·P·‘°“°· tries, such as patents of importation, patents of improvement, etc., for the processes as well as or the products. _ (b) It is understood that the provision in Article 2 which dispenses D°‘”'°u°· the members of the Union from the obligation of domicile and of establishment has an interpretable character and must, consequently, be ap lied to all the rights granted by the Convention of March 20, 1883, before the entrance into force 0_ the present Act. um M mmm (c) It is understood that the provisions o Article 2 do not infringe P the laws of each of the contracting countries, in regard to the procedure followed before the courts and the competency of those courts, as well as the election of domicile or the declaration of the selection of an attomey required by the laws on patents, working models, marks, etc. An Aarrom 4 It is understood that, when an industrial model or des' shall have }°,,,‘1‘j‘§_,,,,,1_ been filed in a. country by virtue of the right of ;_K*iority1l.>[:lsed on the filing of a working model, the term oilprioritg sha be only that which Article 4 has fixed for industrial mo els an designs. An Anrrcrrz 6. It is understood that the provision of the first paragraph of Article §§,·‘j;°;*§@· 6 does not exclude the ht to require of the depositor a certificate of ’ ` regular regbtration inutie country of origin, issued by competent authority.