Tunisia:
IPR Prosecution Procedures Facilitated
27 May 2010
Al Tamimi & Company
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With a view to facilitate trademark, patent and design
prosecution in the country, the Tunisian Industrial Property Office
brought in the following procedural changes with effect from 1st
January 2010:
- The publication of trademarks, patents and designs will be
distributed on CDs, without hard copies. This will help prevent the
delay of publication by saving the time required for printing the
publication thereby reducing the timeframe for completing the
registration process.
- The payment of official fees for issuance of certificate of
renewal must be effected simultaneously with the renewal fees with
a view to expedite the renewal process.
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