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Trade Marks Act (Cap. 319), Barbados

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Year of Version 1988 Dates Entry into force: January 1, 1985 Adopted: December 21, 1981 Type of Text Main IP Laws Subject Matter Trademarks Notes The notification by Barbados to the WTO under article 63.2 of TRIPS states: 'The Act repealed the 'old' Trade Marks Act, 1949, and saved marks registered thereunder. The Act makes provision for the registration of trade marks, service marks and collective marks, so that the laws of Barbados will accord with its obligations under:
- the Paris Convention, 1883;
- the Nice Agreement, 1957; and
- the TRIPS Agreement, 1994.
The Act provides, inter alia, for the publication of approved marks in the Official Gazette. The Act also gives jurisdiction to the Registrar to hear and determine (at first instance) matters relating to the opposition to registration of marks and gives the Supreme Court appellate jurisdiction in opposition matters as well as on appeal from any decision of the Registrar.'


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Legislation Supersedes (1 text(s)) Supersedes (1 text(s))
Trade Marks Act, 1981 (Chapter 319, as amended by the Intellectual Property Acts (Amendment) Act No. 20 of June 22, 1984)(BB004)
Is amended by (1 text(s)) Is amended by (1 text(s))
Trade Marks (Amendment) Act, 2001 (Act No. 16 of 2001) (BB014)
Is superseded by (2 text(s)) Is superseded by (2 text(s))
Trade Marks Act, Chapter 319 (Act 1981-56, as amended up to Act 2006-2) (BB043)
Trade Marks Act, 1981 (Act No. 56 of December 21, 1981, as amended by Act No. 16 of 2001) (BB022)

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WIPO Lex No. BB035