Episode 2 of 4

Establishment of National Treatment

When
20 March 1883
Where
Paris, France
Part of
Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property

Articles 2 and 3 mandated that nationals of member states receive equal protection in other Union countries.

The treaty required that juristic and natural persons from member states enjoy the same advantages as nationals in other Union countries. Owners of intellectual property rights benefit from the same legal remedies against infringement as national owners.

Sources

  1. Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property Wikipedia, revision of 2026-06-24

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