France jurisdiction report: Expressing a link to the land
To date, 12 geographical indications (GIs) have been approved by the French IP office (INPI), with two new applications for registration: “couteau de Laguiole” and “poteries d’Alsace”, for which public inquiries for the registration of GIs have just been opened.
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1 December 2012 The possibility of a preliminary injunction against patent infringement was introduced into French law in 1984, but the conditions for obtaining one have varied over time. Thierry Caen takes a look at the most recent changes.