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Russian law does not operate the term "franchise". Instead, the term "commercial concession" is used and provided in the local law to define the relationship of the parties concerning franchising.

The Russian Civil Code defines a trademark as a sign that serves to individualise goods and services of legal entities and entrepreneurs. In other words, a trademark is a sign

Novelty is one of the three mandatory criteria for patentability of an invention established by the Patent Law of the Russian Federation.

Are there any restrictions on the establishment of a business entity by a foreign licensor or a joint venture involving a foreign licensor and are there any restrictions against a foreign licensor entering into a...

Only Russian patents, which are granted by the Russian Patent Office (RU PTO) under the national procedure or PCT-application process,...

What legal or administrative proceedings are available for enforcing patent rights against an infringer? Are there specialised courts in which a patent infringement lawsuit can or must be brought?

Russian law does not operate the term "franchise". Instead, the term "commercial concession" is used and provided in the local law to define the relationship of the parties concerning franchising.

1. Please provide an overview of the legal and regulatory framework governing privacy in your jurisdiction...

Franchise business in Russia is growing at an average annual rate of 10% to 15%. The most popular and franchise-heavy sectors are: ...

Chapter 54 of the Russian Civil Code is dedicated to franchising. According to that law, the parties to a franchising contract may be any commercial entities...

This jurisdiction is not a member of the European Union; we have no European Union Trade Marks.

Does the definition of "Intellectual Property Rights" in Standard document, Assignment of intellectual property rights: Cross-border: clause 1.1

What different types of intellectual property rights exist to protect: (a) Inventions (e.g. patents, supplementary protection certificates, rights in trade secrets...

What different types of intellectual property rights exist to protect: (a) Inventions (e.g. patents, supplementary protection certificates, rights in trade secrets, ...

For inventions, a deferred substantive examination is stipulated as starting only after filing an examination request, which should be made no later than three years after the initial filing date.

What are the main IPRs in your jurisdiction? How are they protected?

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