Guide to the International Registration of Industrial Designs under the Hague Agreement.

Part A: Introduction : 01. The Guide
02. The Hague System: General Overview
03. Advantages of the System
04. Becoming Party to the Hague System
05. Declarations by Contracting Parties
06. Further Information About the Hague System
07. Public Information About International Registrations
Part B: International Procedure : Chapter I: General : Introduction
01. Communications with the International Bureau
02. Calculation of Time Limits
03. Irregularities in Postal and Delivery Services
04. Languages
05. Payment of Fees to the International Bureau
06. Representation Before the International Bureau
Chapter II: International procedure (1960 and 1999 acts) : Introduction
01. Harmonization of Terminology
02. Entitlement to File an International Application
03. Contents of the International Application
04. International Application
05. The Reproductions of the Industrial Designs
06. Presentation of the International Application to the International Bureau
07. Publication of the International Registration
08. The International Registration
09. Refusal of Protection
10. Statement of Grant of Protection
11. Effects of the International Registration
12. Changes in the International Registration
13. Change in Ownership
14. Change in the Name and/or Address of the Holder
15. Renunciation
16. Limitation
17. It is Not Possible to Record a License in the International Register
18. Corrections in the International Register
19. Renewal of the International Register
20. Invalidation in a Designated Contracting Party
Chapter III: The 1934 and the freezing of its application : Introduction
01. Implications of the Freezing of the Application of the 0934 Act
02. International Registrations Resulting From International Applications Governed Exclusively by the 1934 Act
03. International Registrations Resulting From International Applications Governed Partly by the 1934 Act
Part C: Annexes.