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Treaty on Intellectual Property in respect of Integrated Circuits (Washington, 26 May 1989)

Article 1 - Establishment of a Union

Article 2 - Definitions

Article 3 - The subject matter of the Treaty

Article 4 - The legal form of the protection

Article 5 - National treatment

Article 6 - The scope of the protection

Article 7 - Exploitation; registration, disclosure

Article 8 - The duration of the protection

Article 9 - Assembly

Article 10 - International Bureau

Article 11 - Amendment of certain provisions of the Treaty

Article 12 - Safeguard of Paris and Berne Conventions

Article 13 - Reservations

Article 14 - Settlement of disputes

Article 15 - Becoming party to the Treaty

Article 16 - Entry into force of the Treaty

Article 17 - Denunciation of the Treaty

Article 18 - Texts of the Treaty

Article 19 - Depositary

Article 20 - Signature

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Treaty on Intellectual Property in respect of Integrated Circuits (Washington, 26 May 1989)

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Treaty on Intellectual Property in respect of Integrated Circuits (Washington, 26 May 1989)

Article 16 - Entry into force of the Treaty

(1) [Initial Entry Into Force]

This Treaty shall enter into force, with respect to each of the first five States or Intergovernmental Organizations which have deposited their instruments of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession, three months after the date on which the fifth instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession has been deposited.

(2) [States and Intergovernmental Organizations Not Covered by the Initial Entry Into Force]

This Treaty shall enter into force with respect to any State or Intergovernmental Organization not covered by paragraph (1) three months after the date on which that State or Intergovernmental Organization has deposited its instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession unless a later date has been indicated in the instrument; in the latter case, this Treaty shall enter into force with respect to the said State or Intergovernmental Organization on the date thus indicated.

(3) [Protection of Layout-Designs (Topographies) Existing at Time of Entry Into Force]

Any Contracting Party shall have the right not to apply this Treaty to any layout-design (topography) that exists at the time this Treaty enters into force in respect of that Contracting Party, provided that this provision does not affect any protection that such layout-design (topography) may, at that time, enjoy in the territory of that Contracting Party by virtue of international obligations other than those resulting from this Treaty or the legislation of the said Contracting Party.


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