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(c) where appropriate, a list goods and services less extensive than that of the original
registration;
(d) identification of the fee paid;
(e) signature of the owner or, where appropriate, of his agent or representative.
(2) The request shall be accompanied by:
(a) proof of payment of the prescribed fee;
(b) where appropriate, the powers of the agent or representative, signed by the owner;
(c) a list of the documents transmitted.
106.—(1) If the request for renewal complies with the time limits and conditions laid
down by Article 69(2) of the Ordinance and the conditions laid down by Article 105 of this
Decree, the Office shall renew the registration and address to the owner a renewal certificate
that shall comprise, in particular, the renewal date, the new expiry date and, where
appropriate, the new list of goods or services.
(2) The new 10-year period shall begin as from the renewal date.
(3) The particulars given in the certificate, together with a representation of the mark,
shall be entered in the Register of Trademarks and published in the Official Gazette of
Industrial Property.
Section II
Loss and Restoration of Rights
107. Notwithstanding Article 70(1) of the Ordinance, a registered trademark shall not
be deemed to have fallen into the public domain except on a court decision.
108. Article 58 of this Decree shall apply mutatis mutandis to trademarks.
Section III
Transfer of Trademark and Licensing
109. Articles 59, 60 and 61 of this Decree shall apply mutatis mutandis to trademarks.
110. Article 62 of this Decree shall apply mutatis mutandis to trademarks.
Chapter IV
Special Provisions on Collective Marks
111. Subject to the special provisions contained in the Ordinance and in this Chapter,
the provisions of this Decree with respect to trademarks shall apply to collective marks.
112. Any change in the use of a collective mark shall be stated in the regulations for
use of the mark; such change shall be notified to the Office which shall enter it in the
Register of Trademarks and publish it in the Official Gazette of Industrial Property.
113. The authority competent under Article 71(5) of the Ordinance to examine the
advisability of a trademark assignment contract, may carry out a more severe verification in
the case of a contract for assigning or transferring a collective mark.
114. The Office may decide in certain cases that, where a registered collective mark
that was used to a considerable extent is withdrawn or cancelled, no registration shall be