S. 2193 · 105th Congress · enacted
Trademark Law Treaty Implementation Act
Became Public Law No: 105-330.
Latest official action 1998-10-30 · Enacted
The bill, briefly
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Title I: Trademark Law Treaty Implementation Title II: Technical Corrections Title III: Miscellaneous Provisions Title I: Trademark Law Treaty Implementation - Trademark Law Treaty Implementation Act - Amends the Trademark Act of 1946 to revise trademark registration requirements. (Sec. 103) Requires owners of trademarks and persons with bona fide intentions to use trademarks to include verifications attesting to the accuracy of facts in registration applications. Prohibits the registration of any trademark until the applicant has met certain existing requirements with respect to: (1) amending an application for a bona fide intention to use a trademark to conform to requirements for using a trademark in commerce if the applicant has made use of the trademark; and (2) verifying statements that a trademark is used in commerce. Exempts trademarks subject to certain international conventions from such requirements. (Sec. 104) Provides that failures to file extension requests for filing statements of use shall result in abandonment of registration applications unless shown to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks that a delay was unintentional. (Sec. 105) Grants owners of registered trademarks a grace period to make certain affidavits in order to avoid early cancellations of registrations. (Sec. 106) Revises registration renewal requiremen…
Congressional Research Service · 1998-09-17
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