[SCHEDULE 2B International Trade Marks Protected in the European Union]
Trade Marks Act 1994 (1994 c 26) | Legislation

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Existing International Trade Marks Protected in the European Union]

[An international trade mark protected in the European Union to be treated as registered under this Act

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(1)     A trade mark which, immediately before [IP completion day], is an international trade mark which is protected in the European Union in accordance with Article 189(2) of the European Union Trade Mark Regulation (an “existing IR(EU)â€) is to be treated on and after [IP completion day] as if an application had been made, and the trade mark had been registered, under this Act in respect of the same goods or services in respect of which the international trade mark is protected in the European Union.

(2)     Where the international registration to which an international trade mark is subject is sub-divided to reflect the making of more than one request for territorial extension to the European Union under Article 3ter there is to be deemed for the purposes of sub-paragraph (1) to be a separate trade mark in respect of the goods or services covered by each sub-division of the registration.

(3)     Where the international registration to which an

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