Titlebook: EU Law on Indications of Geographical Origin; Theory and Practice Vadim Mantrov Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 201

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Quality Schemes Regulationnter alia, IGOs in relation to agricultural products and foodstuffs except spirits (examined in Chap. .), wine sector products (Chap. .), and aromatised wines (Chap. .) (hereinafter all these types of goods (products) referred to as agricultural products and foodstuffs making a respective reservation if necessary).

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European Union Protection SystemMasters of the Treaty’, the EU secondary law—directly from EU institutions. In the case of IGOs (as well as other IP objects such as trade marks, designs, patents, and plant variety rights), their regulation is ensured both by the EU primary law and the EU secondary law which will be reviewed separately in Part II of the book.

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Interrelation Between European Union Protection and National Protectionstitutions of EU Member States to ensure the observance of the regulation of IGOs as it is provided in the EU law or interrelation with other EU legal acts relating to IGOs already discussed in Part II of this book should be mentioned among such aspects.

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Liability Aspectsvel and at the national level of EU Member States yet in different extents. However, due to the scope of this book, discussion of liability issues is limited to EU Member States, yet without doubt one may assume that general principles governing the respective issues are similar to other jurisdictions as well.

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Book 2014pean Union (EU) law, pursuing four distinct yet mutually related aims. First, it discusses theoretical issues of the law on IGOs including its historical foundations, terminology, principles of regulation, legal subjectivity, protection models and loss of protection. Second, it covers the EU law on

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Book 2014 relevant and?applicable regulations. Third, it examines current legislative initiatives and further development options for the EU law on IGOs. Finally, it reveals the interrelation of the EU law on one hand and the national laws of EU Member States on the other with regard to IGOs, focusing on harmonized and non-harmonized areas of law..