Modifications to Chile's trademark law

01-09-2013

Chile is a small but relatively successful country, which has enjoyed commercial stability and growth over the past 30 years, since it implemented the free market economy at the beginning of the 1980s.

Chile is a small but relatively successful country, which has enjoyed commercial stability and growth over the past 30 years, since it implemented the free market economy at the beginning of the 1980s.

Although the market is not large, it works well, and a large selection of products and services from across the world can be found in the country.

The trademark law was passed in 1991, and since then has undergone three relevant modifications, intended to adapt it to international agreements, such as TRIPS, economic association with the EU, a free trade agreement with the US, the Patent Cooperation Treaty and Trademark Law Treaty. 


Trademark, WTO TRIPS, IP Paris Convention,

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