Trade-marks Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. T-13)(Canada)
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- SHORT TITLE
- INTERPRETATION
- UNFAIR COMPETITION AND PROHIBITED MARKS
- Prohibitions
- Warranty of lawful use
- Prohibited marks
- Excepted uses
- Further prohibitions
- Further prohibitions
- Further prohibitions
- Further prohibitions
- Definitions
- List
- Statement of Minister
- Information
- Removal from list
- Statement of objection
- Ground
- Content
- Counter statement
- Evidence and hearing
- Withdrawal of objection
- Decision
- Prohibited adoption of indication for wines
- Prohibited use
- Prohibited adoption of indication for spirits
- Prohibited use
- Exception for personal names
- Exception for comparative advertising
- Exception not applicable to packaging
- Continued use
- Definition of “Canadian”
- Exception for disuse
- Exceptions for customary names
- Exception for generic names for wines
- Exception for generic names for spirits
- Governor in Council amendment
- Exception for failure to take proceedings
- Idem
- Transitional
- REGISTRABLE TRADE-MARKS
- PERSONS ENTITLED TO REGISTRATION OF TRADE-MARKS
- Registration of marks used or made known in Canada
- Marks registered and used abroad
- Proposed marks
- Where application for confusing mark pending
- Previous use or making known
- VALIDITY AND EFFECT OF REGISTRATION
- Effect of registration in relation to previous use, etc.
- When registration incontestable
- When registration invalid
- Exception
- Rights conferred by registration
- Infringement
- Exception
- Concurrent use of confusing marks
- Registration of order
- Depreciation of goodwill
- Action in respect thereof
- CERTIFICATION MARKS
- REGISTER OF TRADE-MARKS
- APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE-MARKS
- Contents of application
- Evidence required in certain cases
- Applications based on registration abroad
- Further information in certain cases
- Registration to be restricted
- Applications by trade unions, etc.
- Date of application abroad deemed date of application in Canada
- Evidence requests
- How and when evidence must be furnished
- Disclaimer
- Abandonment
- When applications to be refused
- Notice to applicant
- Doubtful cases
- Statement of opposition
- Grounds
- Content
- Substantial issue
- Counter statement
- Frivolous opposition
- Evidence and hearing
- Withdrawal of opposition
- Abandonment of application
- Decision
- When application to be allowed
- Exception
- No extension of time
- REGISTRATION OF TRADE-MARKS
- AMENDMENT OF THE REGISTER
- RENEWAL OF REGISTRATIONS
- EXTENSIONS OF TIME
- TRANSFER
- CHANGE OF PURPOSE IN USE OF MARK
- LICENCES
- LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
- Definitions
- Proceedings for interim custody
- Security
- Lien for charges
- Prohibition of imports
- How application made
- Limitation
- Proceedings for detention by Minister
- How application made
- Court may require security
- Application for directions
- Minister may allow inspection
- Where applicant fails to commence an action
- Where court finds in plaintiff’s favour
- Power of court to grant relief
- Re-exportation of wares
- Evidence
- Idem
- Idem
- Idem
- Jurisdiction of Federal Court
- Appeal
- Procedure
- Notice to owner
- Public notice
- Additional evidence
- Exclusive jurisdiction of Federal Court
- Restriction
- How proceedings instituted
- Notice to set out grounds
- Reply
- Hearing
- Registrar to transmit documents
- Register of registered users
- Judgments to be filed
- GENERAL
- NEWFOUNDLAND
- TRANSITIONAL PROVISION
- RELATED PROVISIONS
- RELATED PROVISIONS
Trade-marks Act (R.S., 1985, c. T-13)
Act current to January 25th, 2011
Attention: See coming into force provision and notes, where applicable.
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