Union Treaty of June 2, 1911

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Patent DE-1918-353525 text illustrative of applied industrial property law

This fits neatly into evolutions following from the Convention de Paris pour la protection de la propriété industrielle‎, pertinent to the International Union for the Protection of Industrial Property.

Die Internationale Union zum Schutze des gewerblichen Eigentums on Springer.com gives us the following:

Internationale Union“ ist die gebräuchliche Abkürzung für die „Pariser Verbandsübereinkunft vom 20. März 1883 zum Schutze des gewerblichen Eigentums, revidiert in Brüssel am 14. Dezember 1900 und in Washington am 2. Juni 1911“. Da diese Übereinkunft anfangs von einer kleineren Anzahl von Staaten in Paris abgeschlossen wurde, wird sie auch die „Pariser Konvention” genannt. Ferner werden noch die Bezeichnungen: „Zweischenstaatliche Übereinkunft“ oder kurz „Verband“ gebraucht.

That is,

International Union” is the common abbreviation for the “Paris Convention of March 20, 1883 for the Protection of Industrial Property, revised in Brussels on December 14, 1900 and in Washington on June 2, 1911”. Since this agreement was initially concluded by a smaller number of states in Paris, it is also called the “Paris Convention”. The terms “two-state agreement” or “association” for short are also used.


There are cases of the 1911 revision being invoked or explicated on original patent documents, vis-à-vis priority date and otherwise.[1]

Historical coverage of these legal processes are also embedded and contextualized relative to subsequent developments, up to our present.

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