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2. Where, at the time of filing a Community trade mark application, the applicant requests that a search report also be prepared by the central industrial property offices of the Member States and where the appropriate search fee has been paid within the time limit for the payment of the filing fee, the Office shall, as soon as a Community trade mark application has been accorded a date of filing, transmit a copy thereof to the central industrial property office of each Member State which has informed the Office of its decision to operate a search in its own register of trade marks in respect of Community trade mark applications.

Unless otherwise specified in this title, this Regulation and its Implementing Regulations shall apply to applications for international registrations under the Protocol relating to the Madrid Agreement concerning the international registration of marks, adopted at Madrid on 27 June 1989 (hereafter referred to as ‘international applications’ and ‘the Madrid Protocol’ respectively), based on an application for a Community trade mark or on a Community trade mark and to registrations of marks in the international register maintained by the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (hereafter referred to as ‘intern ...[+++]ational registrations’ and ‘the International Bureau’, respectively) designating the European Community.

on the matter of whether the Regulation should be confined to cross-border situations or be applied also to national order for payment procedures, a very great majority of delegations took the view that the European order for payment procedure should be confined solely to cross-border disputes; as to whether or not supporting documents were to be produced when submitting the application, the Council reached broad agreement on the requirement that in the European order for payment application the applicant should always give a brief description of at least one means of evidence to support his claim. In addition, the relevant supporting documents or copies thereof should be attached to the application if the Member State of origin so required, as indic ...[+++]ated in a communication from that State; a large majority of delegations thought that the court should issue a European order for payment while informing the defendant of the claim and of his right to oppose it within a period of one month.

2. Where, at the time of filing a Community trade mark application, the applicant requests that a search report also be prepared by the central industrial property offices of the Member States and where the appropriate search fee has been paid within the time-limit for the payment of the filing fee, the Office shall, as soon as a Community trade mark application has been accorded a date of filing, transmit a copy thereof to the central industrial property office of each Member State which has informed the Office of its decision to operate a search in its own register of trade marks in respect of Community trade mark applications.

Unless otherwise specified in this title, this Regulation and any regulations implementing this Regulation adopted pursuant to Article 158 shall apply to applications for international registrations under the Protocol relating to the Madrid Agreement concerning the international registration of marks, adopted at Madrid on 27 June 1989 (hereafter referred to as 'international applications' and 'the Madrid Protocol' respectively), based on an application for a Community trade mark or on a Community trade mark and to registrations of marks in the international register maintained by the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Propert ...[+++]y Organisation (hereafter referred to as 'international registrations' and 'the International Bureau', respectively) designating the European Community.

Such initiatives may be encouraged by the appropriate application of existing Community instruments and their efficient and coordinated use; 4. pursue those initiatives which contribute to the promotion of the content industry and the new information services, taking into account their implications for industry in general; 5. continue examining the various pilot projects and other experiments under way at European level and in the Member States relating to the development of the information society, and encourage the dissemination of their results and the best practices; 6. take account, in current and future RD framework programmes, of priorities which are consistent with the results of the abovementioned analyses and which promote the ...[+++]development of industry to the greatest extent; 7. consider, as part of the above policy, the potential offered by joint action at Union and Member State level, intended to encourage in particular: - closer cooperation between European enterprises, especially in the case of SMEs; - increased work on standardization to facilitate the rapid introduction of new services and access to and exchange of information; 8. continue the analysis of the obstacles and the legal and regulatory implications linked with the development of an open, competitive environment; 9. submit to the Council during 1996 a communication containing the actions which must be envisaged at Union level for the creation of a competitive industrial area capable of responding to the challenges and expectations arising from the information society, and inform the Council periodically of the follow-up to initiatives related specifically to the industrial aspects of the information society".