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Chapter III GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS

United Kingdom

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  1. 9aDefinitions: types of geographical indication
  2. 10Content of applications for protection
  3. 11Application for protection relating to a geographical area in a third country
  4. 12Applicants
  5. 13Preliminary national procedure
  6. 13aApplication for protection relating to a geographical area in the United Kingdom
  7. 14Scrutiny by the Secretary of State
  8. 15Objection procedure
  9. 16Decision on protection
  10. 17Homonyms
  11. 18Grounds for refusal of protection
  12. 19Relationship with trademarks
  13. 19aTransitional provisions: relationship with trade marks
  14. 19bApplication and modification of trade mark provisions
  15. 19cThird Country geographical indications covered by bridging arrangements
  16. 19dTransitional provisions: relations between trade marks and geographical indications when bridging arrangements are in effect
  17. 20Protection
  18. 21Register
  19. 22Designation of competent authority
  20. 23Verification of compliance with specifications
  21. 24Amendments to product specifications
  22. 25Cancellation
  23. 25aAppeals: general
  24. 25bSecretary of State decision to consider a decision afresh and the effect of that decision on an appeal
  25. 26Established geographical designations
  26. 27Fees
  27. 28Power to make regulations
  28. 29Further power to make regulations
  29. 30Inadmissible application or request