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ARTICLE · 21 JUNE 2016

Customs Enforcement In The Czech Republic

The Czech Republic has adopted a new law concerning customs enforcement of intellectual property rights in relation to goods placed on the Czech national market (Act No. 355/2014 Coll.).

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The Czech Republic has adopted a new law concerning customs enforcement of intellectual property rights in relation to goods placed on the Czech national market (Act No. 355/2014 Coll.).

This law uses terms as defined in Article 2 of EU Regulation No 608/2013 concerning customs enforcement of intellectual property rights (the "Regulation"). It also follows the structure and rules of the Regulation.

It is expressly prohibited to deal with goods infringing intellectual property rights, in particular production, processing, transportation, storage, sale, other transfer, offer, import, export, placing on the market, taking over, use and keeping of such goods, unless such dealing is for personal use only. This law does not apply to goods that have been manufactured i) with the consent of the right-holder or ii) in excess of the quantities agreed on between the rights-holder and the licensed manufacturer of the goods.

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