DKPTO works on securing an efficient system for protection of IP rights at reasonable costs.
Some legislative initiatives can be carried through by changing national law only, but IP legislation is to a large extent based on internation law. Through active participation in international IPR forums and cooperations, we contribute to shaping the IPR legislation, so the interests of the Danish businesses are taken into account. We also work to ensure a quick and smooth implementation into the Danish legislation. As an example the changes to the European Patent Convention was implemented in the Danish legislation in June 2006 through a change in the Danish Patent Act and after approval by the qualified majority of the Danish Parliament which the Danish Constitution dictates.
On these pages you can find:
The Danish legislation on:
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Patents
The Consolidate Patents Act
The Consolidate Secret Patents Act
Consolidate Act No. 108 of 24 January 2012 (pdf)
Consolidate Act No. 107 of 24 January 2012 (pdf)
The Consolidate Employees’ Inventions Act
Consolidate Act No. 104 of 24 January 2012 (pdf)
Order on Patents and Supplementary Protection Certificates
Order No. 25 of 18 January 2013 (pdf)
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Utility Models
The Consolidate Utility Models Act
Consolidate Act No. 106 of 24 January 2012 (pdf)
Order on the Examination and Other Processing of Utility Model Applications and Registered Utility Models (pdf) -
Trademarks
The Consolidate Trade Marks Act
Consolidate Act No. 109 of 24 January 2012 (pdf) -
Designs
The Consolidate Designs Act
Consolidate Act No. 102 of 24 January 2012 (pdf)Order on Application and Registration of Designs
Order No. 1099 of 20 November 2008 (pdf) -
Other legislation
Order on Reference of Certain Rights to the Patent and Trademark Office
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