Mexico

Commercial Code

Year of current version:2012
Date of entry into force of original text:January 1, 1890
Date of Text (Enacted):September 15, 1889
Type of Text:IP-related Laws: enacted by the Legislature
Subject Matter:Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), Copyright and Related Rights (Neighboring Rights), Enforcement of IP and Related Laws, Industrial Property, Other, Undisclosed Information (Trade Secrets)
Notes:
New Code published in the Official Journal of the Federation on October 7, 1889 - Last reform published, DOF 17/04/2012

The Commercial Code can be applied supplementally to the arbitration procedure under Chapter III of the Federal Law on Copyright.

Article 219 of the Federal Law on Copyright provides that 'in the event of any dispute concerning the rights protected under this Law, the parties may submit the controversy to arbitration, which will be regulated under the provisions of this chapter, its regulatory provisions and supplementally the Commercial Code'.

The Code deals with unfair competition and is indirectly related to Intellectual Property.

(Courtesy Translation of Art. 219 of the Federal Law on Copyright)
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Código de Comercio Código de Comercio, Complete document (pdf) [1054 KB]

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WIPO Lex No.:MX102

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