Article 1513 Procedure for challenging and invalidating the granting of legal protection to a trademark

1. The granting of legal protection to a trademark may be challenged on the grounds and within the time limits provided for in articles 15 to 12 of the present Code by objecting to such a provision. 2. Objections to the granting of legal protection to a trademark on the grounds set out in sub-paragraphs 1, 2.4, 6.7, 3. Objection to the granting of legal protection to a trademark on the basis of the grounds provided for in article 1512, paragraph 3, of the present Code may be submitted by the person concerned. 5 paragraph 2 of article 1512 of the present Code, may be submitted by an interested holder of an exclusive trademark right in a State party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of the Industry 4. The decision of the Federal Executive on Intellectual Property to render null and void The legal protection of the trademark or the refusal of such recognition shall take effect in accordance with the rules of articles 12 to 48 of the present Code and may be challenged in court. The full certificate of the trademark and the entry in the State Trademark Register shall be cancelled if the right is recognized. 6. A new trademark certificate shall be issued and the State Trademark Register shall be amended accordingly. ores concluded prior to the decision to invalidate the granting of legal protection to the trademark shall remain in effect to the extent that they have been executed at the time of the decision It’s okay.