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From Intellectual Property Office (IPO)
  • Includes classifying designs under the Locarno system.

  • Details of what is considered as military technology or prejudicial to national security or public safety when applying for a patent.

  • If you are in a dispute with someone over the infringement or validity of a patent or SPC, you may request a non-binding opinion.

  • Information to help you protect, manage and enforce your intellectual property (IP) rights in the European Union and the European Economic Area (EEA).

  • A change in practice in the registrar’s service of documents in trade mark and registered design inter partes proceedings.

  • Information to help you protect, manage, and enforce your intellectual property (IP) rights in the UAE.

  • The IPO has developed tools, guidance and teaching resources for primary, secondary, further and higher education, researchers and university management.

  • Section (32.01 - 32.24) last updated: January 2023.

  • Guidance for businesses and organisations on the relationship between trade marks and geographical indications (GIs) at the end of the transition period.

  • This Code of Practice is written for patent applicants and agents to identify best practices in UK patent application process.

  • Information to help you protect, manage and enforce your intellectual property (IP) rights in Qatar.

  • Copyright advice on printed music issues aimed at singers, instrumentalists, orchestras, choirs, bands and other users of printed music.

  • Changes for businesses and holders of international EU protected designs.

  • The IPO's IP for business tools, training and guidance can help you create value from your ideas, turning inspiration into sustainable business success.

  • You can make observations on the patentability of a published patent application.

  • Property in patents and applications, and registration.

  • Performers in literary, dramatic or musical works have certain rights in how those works can then be used.

  • A coexistence agreement is a legal agreement whereby two parties agree to trade in the same or similar market using an identical or similar trade mark.

  • Employees’ inventions.

  • Restriction on filing evidence in standard trade mark oppositions and in trade mark cancellation proceedings at the IPO.