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Decree-Law No. 28/84 of January 20, 1984, Portugal

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Details Details Year of Version 1984 Dates Entry into force: March 1, 1984 Published: January 20, 1984 Promulgated: January 9, 1984 Type of Text Other Texts Subject Matter Enforcement of IP and Related Laws Notes This Decree amends the regime in force governing anti-economic offenses and offenses against public health, replacing and modernizing the previous framework, notably that established by Decree-Law No. 41.204 of July 24, 1957. Article 23 is particularly relevant to intellectual property enforcement, as it criminalizes the manufacture, importation, sale, and distribution of counterfeit or falsified goods. Although trademarks are not expressly mentioned, the provision indirectly supports trademark protection by addressing conduct commonly associated with trademark counterfeiting.

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Decreto-Lei n.° 28/84, de 20 de janeiro 1984

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