@article{22310,
      note = {Outline: - the local producers of the product must first  seek protection for their appellation of origin (ie,  region's name) in their home country; - the protected  national appellation of origin is deposited at WIPO in  Geneva and extended to all Lisbon Union countries, which  have one year to communicate to WIPO that they cannot  guarantee protection (Article 5(4)). If they do not,  protection is given, but such protection can always be  challenged in a court; - As long as the appellation of  origin is protected in the home country, all other Lisbon  countries are obligated to protect it (Article 1(2)), but  such protection can always be challenged in a court; - If  an existing trademark right conflicts with a newly  registered appellation of origin, it must be phased out  within two years (Article 5(6)) since the appellation of  origin right is a superior right to the trademark right;.},
      author = {Lackert, Clark W.,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/22310},
      title = {Geographical indications : what does the WTO TRIPs  Agreement require? /},
      recid = {22310},
      pages = {1 volume ([8] pages) ;},
}