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Type of characteristic that descriptive marks should describe to be irregistrable

Binding nature of the declaration of “notoriety” of a trademark in one of the member countries of the Andean Community

Registration of proper names

Well-known marks and cancellation due to lack of use

Descriptive terms in foreign languages

On the subject of the services that include the bringing together for the benefit of others

Significance of Certification Marks

Trademark Coexistence Agreements and Letters of Cosent: new precedent of mandatory compliance for its acceptance in Peru

New Copyright Limitations

Intellectual Property under the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement

New criterion adopted by the trademark office applicable to cases of “partial duplicity” of applications for trademark registration

Restoration of the right of priority and the due diligence criterion