Mercantile T6
Master Trademark and Patent Quiz
Test your knowledge on trademarks, patents, trade names, and geographical indications with our comprehensive quiz designed for intellectual property enthusiasts.
Whether you are a student, a professional, or just curious about mercantile rights, this quiz will challenge your understanding of key concepts.
- 10 thought-provoking questions
- Multiple choice format
- Instant feedback on your answers
Collective trademarks
Are signs capable of guaranteeing the characteristics of the goods or services for which they are certified
Are signs capable of distinguishing the goods or services of the one individual undertaking
Are signs owned by two or more individuals
Are signs capable of distinguishing the goods or services of the members of the association
Relative registration prohibitions for trademarks prevent registration of:
Signs devoid of any distinctive character
Signs which are contrary to law, public policy or to accepted principles of morality
Signs which could be in conflict with prior trademarks
Signs which consist of, or reproduce in their essential elements, an earlier registered plant variety denomination
A trade name is a sing distinguishing:
One undertaking on the course of trade from other undertakings developing identical or similar activities
The international classification of products
Products of one undertaking from other undertaking developing identical or similar activities
Business premises from others engaging in identical or similar activities
Protected geographical indications and designations of origin.
Distinguish a category of products because of their characteristics and their geographical origin
Distinguish a category of products because of their technical innovations in the course of trade
Distinguish a category of products only because of their geographical origin
Distinguish a category of products only because of their quality or characteristics
A trademark license:
Can only be done with a register trademark
Consist of the transfer of the trademark to another owner
Shall be understood to be non-exclusive unless otherwise agreed by the parties
Has no registration requirements
In order to be registered, a patent needs to be registered, a patent needs to fulfil the following requirements:
To demonstrate distinctives and novelty
To be new, secret and involve an inventive step
To demonstrate novelty, an inventive step and industrial application
To involve an inventive step and be susceptible to industrial application
Utility models are registered:
For un unlimited period of time
For a limited time period of 20 yr
For a limited time period of 10 yr
For a limited time period of 5 yr
If an employee has developed an invention, the related patent rights:
Always belong to the employer
May belong to the employer if the invention has been developed in the execution of the employment contract
Always belong to the employee if the invention is directly connected to his employment contract
Always belong to the employee
For industrial designs to be protected:
They need to be original and have individual character
They need to be new and have individual character
They need to be new and have technical function
They need to have individual character and distinctiveness
Trade secrets requirements are:
To be registered, secret, and involve industrial application
To be secret, have an actual or potential commercial value and be subject to reasonable steps to keep them secret
To be secret, new and have an actual and verifiable commercial value due to their secrecy
Only secret in the sense that they are not, as a body or in the precise configuration and assembly of their components, generally known among or readily accessible to persons within the circles that normally deal with that kind of information
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