BUDAPEST TREATY FULL TEXT
CHAPTER IV. FINAL
PROVISIONS
(1) Any State
member of the International (Paris) Union for the
Protection of Industrial Property may become party to
this Treaty by:
(i) signature followed by the deposit of an instrument of
ratification, or
(ii) deposit of an instrument of accession.
(2) Instruments of ratification or accession shall be
deposited with the Director General.
Article
16. Entry Into Force
of the Treaty
(1) This
Treaty shall enter into force, with respect to the first
five States which have deposited their instruments of
ratification or accession, three months after the date on
which the fifth instrument of ratification or accession
has been deposited.
(2) This Treaty shall enter into force with respect to
any other State three months after the date on which that
State has deposited its instrument of ratification or
accession unless a later date has been indicated in the
instrument of ratification or accession. In the latter
case, this Treaty shall enter into force with respect to
that State on the date thus indicated.
(1) Any
Contracting State may denounce this Treaty by
notification addressed to the Director General.
(2) Denunciation shall take effect two years after the
day on which the Director General has received the
notification.
(3) The right of denunciation provided for in paragraph
(1) shall not be exercised by any Contracting State
before the expiration of five years from the date on
which it becomes party to this Treaty.
(4) The denunciation of this Treaty by a Contracting
State that has made a declaration referred to in Article
7 (1) (a) with respect to a depositary institution which
thus acquired the status of international depositary
authority shall entail the termination of such status one
year after the day on which the Director General received
the notification referred to in paragraph (1) .
(1) (a) This
Treaty shall be signed in a single original in the
English and French languages, both texts being equally
authentic.
(b) Official texts of this Treaty shall be established by
the Director General, after consultation with the
interested Governments and within two months form the
date of signature of this Treaty, in the other languages
in which the convention Establishing the World
Intellectual Property Organization was signed.
(c) Official texts of this Treaty shall be established by
the Director General, after consultation with the
interested Governments, in the Arabic, German, Italian,
Japanese and Portuguese languages, and such other
languages as the Assembly may designate.
(2) This Treaty shall remain open for signature at
Budapest until December 31, 1977.
(1) The
original of this Treaty, when no longer open for
signature, shall be deposited with the Director General.
(2) The Director General shall transmit two copies,
certified by him, of this Treaty and the Regulations to
the Governments of all the States referred to in Article
15(1), to the intergovernmental organizations that may
file a declaration under Article 9(1)(a) and, on request,
to the Government of any other State.
(3) The Director General shall register this Treaty with
the Secretariat of the United Nations.
(4) The Director General shall transmit two copies,
certified by him, of any amendment to this Treaty and to
the Regulations to all Contracting States, to all
intergovernmental industrial property organizations and,
on request, to the Government of any other State and to
any other intergovernmental organization that may file a
declaration under Article 9 (1)(a).
The Director
General shall notify the Contracting States, the
intergovernmental industrial property organizations and
those States not members of the Union which are members
of the International (Paris) union for the Protection of
Industrial Property of:
(i) signatures under Article 18;
(ii) deposits of instruments of ratification or accession
under Article 15 (2);
(iii) declarations filed under Article 9(1)(a) and
notifications of withdrawal under Article 9(2) or
(3);
(iv) the date of entry into force of this Treaty under
Article 16(1);
(v) the communications under Articles 7 and 8 and the
decisions under Article 8;
(vi) acceptance of amendments to this Treaty under
Article 14(3);
(vii) any amendment of the Regulations;
(viii) the dates on which amendments to the Treaty or the
Regulations enter into force;
(ix) denunciations received under Article 17.
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