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Art. 10

232.111TmPOFederal Council OrdinanceApr 1, 1993Original source
  1. The trade mark must be capable of being represented graphically. The IPI may accept other forms of representation for special types of trade mark.1
  2. If a colour is claimed for the trade mark, the corresponding colour or combination of colours must be specified. The IPI may additionally request the submission of coloured representations of the trade mark.
  3. If it concerns a special type of trade mark, for example a three-dimensional sign, this must be stated in the application for registration.

Footnotes

  1. Amended by No I of the O of 3 Dec. 2004, in force since 1 Jan. 2005 (AS 2004 5019).

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