A transfer of a patent, a patent application or a supplementary protection certificate to someone else or the grant of a licence shall be recorded in the Patent Register or the Register of the Norwegian Industrial Property Office for European patent applications at the request of one of the parties. This also applies for transfers of contractual licenses.
Where a licence which has been recorded has terminated, this shall be recorded at the request of one of the parties.
Liens as mentioned in the Mortgage Act Section 4-11 shall be recorded in the Patent Register or the Register of the Norwegian Industrial Property Office for European patent applications at the request of the holder of the security interest or the holder of the application or the right to which the lien is attached. This also applies to transfer of and sub-liens in such liens. A request for recording shall contain documentation for the lien or transfer. The Norwegian Industrial Property Office shall assume that the applicant or the holder of the right in question as recorded in the Patent Register or the Register of the Norwegian Industrial Property Office for European patent applications has the right to agree to the lien, unless clear circumstances indicates otherwise. This also applies to anyone who has transferred or created a sub-lien in a lien. The recording of the lien shall be deleted when the lien is terminated.
Registration in the Patent Register or the Register of the Norwegian Industrial Property Office for European patent applications of distraints is regulated by the Enforcement Act, Section 7-20, ninth paragraph, cf. the Disputes Act Section 33-7, second paragraph.
The provisions of the first and second paragraphs shall apply correspondingly to a grant, transfer and a termination of a compulsory licence, as well as to a right under Section 53, third paragraph.
Legal proceedings concerning a patent, a patent application or a supplementary protection certificate may always be brought against the party recorded in the Register as the holder, and notifications from the Norwegian Industrial Property Office may be sent to him.
The parties may appeal the Norwegian Industrial Property Office's refusal to record something under this Section to the Norwegian Board of Appeal for Industrial Property Rights. The appeal shall be received by the Norwegian Industrial Property Office within two months form the day the refusal was sent to the party in question. A stipulated fee shall be paid. Are the conditions for processing the appeal met, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office may change its decision if it finds the appeal well reasoned. If such decision is not made, the case shall be transferred to the Board of Appeal. The director of the Board of Appeal may alone decide on appeals under this paragraph.
A transfer of a patent, a patent application or a supplementary protection certificate to someone else or the grant of a licence shall be recorded in the Patent Register or the Register of the Norwegian Industrial Property Office for European patent applications at the request of one of the parties. This also applies for transfers of contractual licenses.
Where a licence which has been recorded has terminated, this shall be recorded at the request of one of the parties.
Liens as mentioned in the Mortgage Act Section 4-11 shall be recorded in the Patent Register or the Register of the Norwegian Industrial Property Office for European patent applications at the request of the holder of the security interest or the holder of the application or the right to which the lien is attached. This also applies to transfer of and sub-liens in such liens. A request for recording shall contain documentation for the lien or transfer. The Norwegian Industrial Property Office shall assume that the applicant or the holder of the right in question as recorded in the Patent Register or the Register of the Norwegian Industrial Property Office for European patent applications has the right to agree to the lien, unless clear circumstances indicates otherwise. This also applies to anyone who has transferred or created a sub-lien in a lien. The recording of the lien shall be deleted when the lien is terminated.
Registration in the Patent Register or the Register of the Norwegian Industrial Property Office for European patent applications of distraints is regulated by the Enforcement Act, Section 7-20, ninth paragraph, cf. the Disputes Act Section 33-7, second paragraph.
The provisions of the first and second paragraphs shall apply correspondingly to a grant, transfer and a termination of a compulsory licence, as well as to a right under Section 53, third paragraph.
Legal proceedings concerning a patent, a patent application or a supplementary protection certificate may always be brought against the party recorded in the Register as the holder, and notifications from the Norwegian Industrial Property Office may be sent to him.
The parties may appeal the Norwegian Industrial Property Office’s refusal to record something under this Section to the Norwegian Board of Appeal for Industrial Property Rights. The appeal shall be received by the Norwegian Industrial Property Office within two months form the day the refusal was sent to the party in question. A stipulated fee shall be paid. Are the conditions for processing the appeal met, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office may change its decision if it finds the appeal well reasoned. If such decision is not made, the case shall be transferred to the Board of Appeal. The director of the Board of Appeal may alone decide on appeals under this paragraph.