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French implement IP Enforcement Directive

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Frédéric Glaize, French lawyer and blogmeister of Le petit Musée des Marques, has kindly tipped his friend the IPKat off about French law n° 2007-1544 reinforcing measures against IP infringement, which was published on 30 October in the Journal Officiel. This law (or loi, as we French-speakers like to call it) comes into force the day after its publication, in other words yesterday (Halloween). This law was passed in order to implement IP Enforcement Directive 2004/48 of 29 April 2004.

Right: specially trained French sniffer-cat in search of counterfeit dancing shoes

The text of this law is available in French here. While the English translation of the French IP Code has not yet been updated. a translation is available here. Bravo! et merci beaucoup, dit l'IPKat. But, says Merpel, isn't this law a little bit en retard? The date for implementation was 29 April 2006 ...
French implement IP Enforcement Directive French implement IP Enforcement Directive Reviewed by Jeremy on Thursday, November 01, 2007 Rating: 5

1 comment:

  1. Nicolas JondetThursday, 1 November 2007 at 16:40:00 GMT

    There are two interesting posts in English on the subject by Brad Spitz & Jean-Louis Langlois on their blog:
    The new French law on the enforcement of IP rights

    Nicolas Jondet
    French-law.net

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