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ARTICLE · 05 JANUARY 1998

Trademark Law In Algeria

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AlgeriaIntellectual Property
The Peoples' Democratic Republic Of Algeria

Trademarks Protection Law

Pursuant to law No. 66-57 issued on 19 March, 1966, the Algerian legislator regulates recently the protection of the trademarks following independency. Articles of this law defined the trademark, those which shall not be deemed trademarks, group marks, depositing procedures, registration and publication, the protection period, assignment, forgering marks, the prescribed penalties and the competent courts.

First : Property Rights Of Marks

Article (1)

The industrial mark is compulsory even in case the producer is not handling the marketing of his products himself. The trademark or service mark registration is optional, and yet it may be made compulsory under decisions and according to the products determined by such decisions.

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