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Article  1712:  Geographical  Indications

1.  Each  Party  shall  provide,  in  respect  of  geographical  indications,  the  legal  means  for  interested  persons  to  prevent:

2.  Each  Party  shall,  on  its  own  initiative  if  its  domestic  law  so  permits  or  at  the  request  of  an  interested  person,  refuse  to  register,  or  invalidate  the  registration  of,  a  trademark  containing  or  consisting  of  a  geographical  indication  with  respect  to  goods  that  do  not  originate  in  the  indicated  territory,  region  or  locality,  if  use  of  the  indication  in  the  trademark  for  such  goods  is  of  such  a  nature  as  to  mislead  the  public  as  to  the  geographical  origin  of  the  good.

3.  Each  Party  shall  also  apply  paragraphs  1  and  2  to  a  geographical  indication  that,  although  correctly  indicating  the  territory,  region  or  locality  in  which  the  goods  originate,  falsely  represents  to  the  public  that  the  goods  originate  in  another  territory,  region  or  locality.

4.  Nothing  in  this  Article  shall  be  construed  to  require  a  Party  to  prevent  continued  and  similar  use  of  a  particular  geographical  indication  of  another  Party  in  connection  with  goods  or  services  by  any  of  its  nationals  or  domiciliaries  who  have  used  that  geographical  indication  in  a  continuous  manner  with  regard  to  the  same  or  related  goods  or  services  in  that  Party's  territory,  either:

Before  the  date  of  signature  of  this  Agreement.

5.  Where  a  trademark  has  been  applied  for  or  registered  in  good  faith,  or  where  rights  to  a  trademark  have  been  acquired  through  use  in  good  faith,  either:

No  Party  may  adopt  any  measure  to  implement  this  Article  that  prejudices  eligibility  for,  or  the  validity  of,  the  registration  of  a  trademark,  or  the  right  to  use  a  trademark,  on  the  basis  that  such  a  trademark  is  identical  with,  or  similar  to,  a  geographical  indication.

6.  No  Party  shall  be  required  to  apply  this  Article  to  a  geographical  indication  if  it  is  identical  to  the  customary  term  in  common  language  in  that  Party's  territory  for  the  goods  or  services  to  which  the  indication  applies.

7.  A  Party  may  provide  that  any  request  made  under  this  Article  in  connection  with  the  use  or  registration  of  a  trademark  must  be  presented  within  five  years  after  the  adverse  use  of  the  protected  indication  has  become  generally  known  in  that  Party  or  after  the  date  of  registration  of  the  trademark  in  that  Party,  provided  that  the  trademark  has  been  published  by  that  date,  if  such  date  is  earlier  than  the  date  on  which  the  adverse  use  became  generally  known  in  that  Party,  provided  that  the  geographical  indication  is  not  used  or  registered  in  bad  faith.

8.  No  Party  shall  adopt  any  measure  implementing  this  Article  that  would  prejudice  any  person's  right  to  use,  in  the  course  of  trade,  its  name  or  the  name  of  its  predecessor  in  business,  except  where  such  name  forms  all  or  part  of  a  valid  trademark  in  existence  before  the  geographical  indication  became  protected  and  with  which  there  is  a  likelihood  of  confusion,  or  such  name  is  used  in  such  a  manner  as  to  mislead  the  public.

9.  Nothing  in  this  Chapter  shall  be  construed  to  require  a  Party  to  protect  a  geographical  indication  that  is  not  protected,  or  has  fallen  into  disuse,  in  the  Party  of  origin.