Q6.- Page 9 of the grant guidelines states, "For actions presented by applicants from countries and localities other than Palestine, Israel or Jordan, a partnership with a local organization from either of these countries and localities is obligatory." If a global organization also has a local Jerusalem office which is legally and officially registered with the Israeli government. (...) A18 .- As per point 2.1.1 of the Guidelines for applicants, organizations from Palestine, Israel or Jordan can apply without a Partner, anyhow, for actions presented by applicants from countries and localities other than Palestine, Israel or Jordan, a partnership with a local organization from either of these countries and localities is OBLIGATORY.
Q19.- Do we need new PADOR number if we already have an old one?
(...) A20.- According to point 2.2 of the Guidelines, at concept note step, registration is obligatory only for lead applicants, whereas, at full application form step, registration is also obligatory for co-applicants and affiliated entities.
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The application shall be accompanied by the following documents:
- a document proving payment of the obligatory charges or the existence of conditions justifying exemption from that payment or a reduction in the payment;
a power of attorney (where the application is filed by a representative).
(...) CHAPTER 6
FINAL PROVISIONS
Article 19. Obligatory charges and a procedural payment
Filing of an application, grant of a topology certificate, as well as extension and reinstatement of missed terms shall be performed with obligatory charges.
Carrying out examination, entering amendments and corrections to the application documents, publication of particulars of registration of a topology, consideration of appeals in the Appeal Board, as well as other actions related to registration of topologies shall be performed with a procedural payment payable to the Patent Office.
Obligatory charges and a procedural payment shall be paid for by the applicant, right holder, or, in agreement with them, by any natural persons or legal entities.
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The procedure, amounts and time period for payment of the obligatory charges and procedural payment shall be determined by the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan.
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In 1994 health education ceased to be an obligatory subject in the school curricula. Preventive services such as school health services and contraceptive clinics were severely decreased. (...) In 2006 sexuality education as part of health education became again obligatory. Since then Finland has seen a very positive trend both in decreasing numbers of adolescent abortion and teenage delivery rates. 2 According to the experience in Finland, reliable and sufficient sexuality education does not promote promiscuity or encourage young people into early sexual encounters.
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Microsoft Word - WTACCJOR29_LEG_14
Amman, Jordan October 11, 1999 TRIPS-UNFAIR COMPETITION & TRADE SECRETS
CONFORMITY TABLE
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International Agreements Unfair Competition and Trade Secrets Draft Law
(as submitted by the Ministry of Industry and Trade to the
Legislative at the Council of Ministers – September 1999)
Comments
Article 39 (1) TRIPS stipulates that members shall comply with Article 10 bis of the Paris Convention to ensure effective protection against unfair competition
Jordan prepared a draft law on unfair competition and trade secrets
Article 10 bis (2) Paris Article 3 (A) Article 10 bis (3) Paris Article 3 (B/1&2&3) Article 39 (2) TRIPS Articles 6 & 7(A) Article 39 (2/A&B&C) TRIPS Article 5 (A) Article 39 (Foot Note No. 10) TRIPS
Articles 7 (B)
Article 39 (3) TRIPS Article 8 Article 40 (1&2) TRIPS Article 11 Article 41 (1&2) TRIPS General provision Article 41 (3) TRIPS Article 160 of the Code of Civil
Procedures Article 41 (4) TRIPS Article 9 & 10 of the High Court
of Justice Law Article 41 (5) TRIPS General Provision Article 42 TRIPS Notification
Articles 56, 57, 58/2, 59/3 of the Code of Civil Procedures Representation By Legal Counsel Article 63/1 of the Code of Civil Procedures Articles 168 & 169 of the Code of Criminal Procedures Evidence Article 57 of the Code of Civil Procedures ( Plaintiff ), and Article 59 of the Code of Civil Procedures (Defendant), and Article 157 of the Code of Criminal Procedures Confidential Information Article 51/1 of the Code of Civil Procedures
Amman, Jordan October 11, 1999 TRIPS-UNFAIR COMPETITION & TRADE SECRETS
CONFORMITY TABLE
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Article 37 Of the Evidence Law Article 355/3 of the Criminal Law
Article 43 (1) TRIPS Evidence Law Articles 20, 21, 22 and 23 Code of Civil Procedures Articles 100 and 107
Article 43 (2) TRIPS Article 107 of the Code of Civil Procedures
Article 44 TRIPS Articles 9(B )& 10(B) Article 45 (1) TRIPS Articles 9 (A) & 10 (A) Articles 256-272, 66, 48 and 49
of the Civil Law Article 45 (2) TRIPS Articles 161 and 166 of the Code
of Civil Procedures Article 46 TRIPS Articles 9 (F) & 10 (F) Articles 30 and 31 of the
Criminal Law Article 47 TRIPS Not an obligatory provision Article 48 (1) TRIPS Articles 9(E) & 10 (E) Articles 66 and 256 of the Civil
Law (damages), and Article 166 of the Code of Civil Procedures (expenses and attorney’s fees)
Article 50 (1) TRIPS Articles 9 (B) & 10 (B) Articles 3/2, 32, and 115/4 of the Code of Civil Procedures
Article 50 (2&3) TRIPS Articles 9 (C ) & 10 (C ) Article 33/1 of the Code of Civil Procedures
Article 50 (4) TRIPS Article 50 (5) TRIPS Not an obligatory provision Article 50 (6) TRIPS Article 9 (D ) & 10 (D ) Article 50 (7) TRIPS Articles 9 (E) & 10 (E) Article 51- 60 TRIPS Covered under the Customs
Regime
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For the successful decision of For the successful decision of questions, we consider, it is obligatory questions, we consider, it is obligatory involvement in the group the western involvement in the group the western experts having experience in experts having experience in disigningdisigning of the given questions.of the given questions.
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Article 44 TRIPS Article 20 (A/1) Article 45 (1) TRIPS Articles 256-272, 66, 48 and 49
of the Civil Law Article 45 (2) TRIPS Articles 161 and 166 of the
Code of Civil Procedures Article 46 TRIPS Article 20(G) Article 47 TRIPS Not an obligatory provision Article 48 (1) TRIPS Article 20 (E) Articles 66 and 256 of the Civil
Law (damages), and Article 166 of the Code of Civil Procedures (expenses and attorney’s fees)
Article 48 (2) TRIPS Article 61 of the Criminal Law Article 49 TRIPS General provision Article 50 (1) TRIPS Article 20 (A) Articles 3/2, 32 and 115/4 of the
Code of Civil Procedures Article 50 (2&3) TRIPS Article 20 (B) Article 33/1 of the Code of Civil
Procedures Article 50 (4) TRIPS Article 50 (5) TRIPS Not an obligatory provision Article 50 (6) TRIPS Article 20 (C ) Article 50 (7) TRIPS Article 20 (E) Articles 66 and 256 of the Civil
Law Article 50 (8) TRIPS General Provision Article 51-60 TRIPS Covered under Customs Regime
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For those without a UNOG badge, registration is obligatory.
Keynote Speaker: His Excellency Mr Guilherme de Aguiar Patriota, Special Representative of Brazil to the Conference
on Disarmament and Coordinator of the Conference on Disarmament Subsidiary Body #3 on the Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space.
(...) For those without a UNOG badge, registration is obligatory.
This project is implemented by the
Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique
This project is funded by the European Union
In cooperation with the United Nations Institute for Disarmament
Research
mailto:daniel.porras@un.org
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The Prime-Minister of Ukraine V.Pustovoitenko
PROCEDURE
for the customs clearance of imported goods (products) subject to obligatory certification in Ukraine
1. This Procedure determines the mechanism of Customs clearance for imported goods
(products), subject to obligatory certification in Ukraine that are brought into the Customs territory of Ukraine by subjects of entrepreneurial activity to be sold or traded.
2.
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If the standard stipulates obligatory requirements to quality of the goods (work, service), the seller (executor) is obliged to transfer the consumer the goods (to perform work to render service), corresponding these requirements.
(...) The goods (works, services) on which laws or standards, establish the obligatory requirements providing safety of a life, health of the consumer, preservation of the environment and prevention of causing of harm to property of the consumer, and also the means providing safety of a life and health of the consumer, are a subject to obligatory certification by way of, stipulated by laws and other normative legal certificates of Republic Tajikistan. The Inventory (works, services), subjects of obligatory certification, is defined by the Government of Republic Tajikistan.
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Registration of a trademark
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On the basis of the decision to register the trademark the Patent Office shall, within one month after the date of receipt of a document about the payment of an established obligatory charge, enter the trademark in the State Register of Trademarks of the Republic of Tajikistan ((hereinafter "Register"). (...) The changes relating to the trademark registration shall be entered in the Register and in the trademark certificate, subject to payment of an appropriate obligatory charge.
The Patent Office may enter changes in the Register and in the trademark certificate to remedy obvious and technical errors.
(...) The amount of obligatory charges and procedural payment shall be determined by the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan.
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