Member States' competence

COMMUNITY TRADE MARKS Community trade mark courts Jurisdiction over infringement and validity International jurisdiction Extent of jurisdiction

Competence of the courts

The competences of the EFTA Surveillance Authority

Recognition of Community competence rious types of transport.

The beneficiary State shall exercise this responsibility without prejudice to the Commission 's responsibility for the implemen

Subject matter

Topics

Article 17 Examination as to jurisdiction

Article 9 Examination as to jurisdiction

Article 4 Powers of the Commission

IMPLEMENTATION OF PROCEDURES Competence Examiners Opposition Divisions Administration of Trade Marks and Legal Division

Article 94 Extent of jurisdiction

European Community's exclusive competence

Concurrent jurisdiction

General jurisdiction

Alternative jurisdiction

OF A TRADfi MARK

Shared competence

Article 13 Jurisdiction based on the child s presence

Article 46 Jurisdiction of national courts

Article 7 Jurisdiction based on the child s presence

There is no Community competence.

Government responsibility for enforcement

the verification results, in particular any non compliances that may be detected, are presented to the auditee.

Responsibility for paying compensation

Categories and areas of Union competence

Article 5 Powers of the competition authorities of the Member States

Article 6 Powers of the national courts

Nevertheless, the European Union, and the Commission in particular, does have a responsibility in this field.

In other words, everything not specifically allocated to Europe should remain the responsibility of the nation states.

a) on jurisdiction related to subject matter or to the value of the claim

Responsibility for coins

Implementation and responsibilities

Article 21 Jurisdiction

Article 3 Jurisdiction

Article 3 Jurisdiction

Article 41 Extent of jurisdiction

At the last meeting 1t adopted the conclusions as a whole unanimously.

Where by virtue of this Convention a court of a State bound by this Convention has jurisdiction in actions relating to liability from the use or operation of a ship, that court, or any other court substituted for this purpose by the internal law of that State, shall also have jurisdiction over claims for limitation of such liability.

notwithstanding points 1 to 4, all large risks.

Competence of Monitoring Committee

Competence of the Monitoring Committee

Both the Community and its Member States have competence in the fields covered by the UNESCO Convention.

Agreements or provisions of a trust instrument conferring jurisdiction shall have no legal force if they are contrary to the provisions of Articles 13, 17 or 21, or if the courts whose jurisdiction they purport to exclude have exclusive jurisdiction by virtue of Article 22.