Article 1528: Dispute by the applicant concerning the application for geographical designation: reinstatement of the missed deadline

1. Decisions of the Federal Executive on Intellectual Property to refuse to accept an application for geographical designation to consider, to recognize such application as withdrawn, However, the decisions of this body, based on the results of the examination of the declared designation (art. 1525), may be challenged by the complainant by way of an objection to the federal executive body on the grounds that: 2. The period provided for in article 1523, paragraph 2, of the present Code, paragraph 1 of the present article, has been missed. may be restored by the Federal Intellectual Property Authority at the request of the applicant within six months of the expiry of this rule. On condition that the applicant indicates the valid reasons for the failure to comply with the deadline, the application for reinstatement of the deadline shall be submitted by the applicant to the federal executive branch. intellectual property rights, together with additional material requested under article 1523, paragraph 2, of the present Code, or with a request for an extension of the time limit for their submission Re-establishment of the deadline in accordance with paragraph 1 of the present article. The present paragraph is implemented on the basis of a decision by the Federal Executive on Intellectual Property to revoke the decision to recognize the application and to re-establish the missing person. I’m sorry, but it’s been a long time.