IPR 8-Post-registration Procedures​ of Marks

What is the primary purpose of post-registration procedures?

• To oppose a mark

• To register a new mark

• To maintain, update, or manage rights in a registered mark

• To protect copyrights

How long is a trademark registration valid before renewal is required (in most countries)?

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 15 years

• Lifetime

When must a Declaration of Use typically be filed in Cambodia?

• After 10 years

• Within 5 years from the registration date

• After the opposition period

• Upon application

What happens if a Declaration of Use is not filed on time in Cambodia?

• The mark is modified

• The registration may be removed or cancelled

• The fee increases

• The certificate is re-issued

What must a trademark owner do to renew a registered mark?

• Reapply as new

• File a new opposition

• Submit a renewal request and pay the renewal fee

• File a cancellation request

Which document proves continued ownership after renewal?

• Trademark journal

• Renewal certificate

• Affidavit of ownership

• Declaration of Use

What is the grace period for renewal after expiry in many countries?

• 1 month

• 6 months

• 12 months

• No grace period

Can a registered trademark be assigned to another party?

• No

• Yes, with DIPR notification and assignment deed

• Only with court permission

• Only for expired marks

Can a trademark owner change the address of their registration?

• Yes, with proper request and documentation

• Only after 10 years

• No

• Only by court order

What is the purpose of recording a license of a trademark?

• To cancel the mark

• To allow another party to use the trademark legally

• To sell the mark

• To create a new class