Ecuador:
Bolivia Issues Regulations On IP Violations
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The increase in actions for IP violations in Bolivia over the
last six years has allowed the National Intellectual Property
Service (SENAPI) to assess the lack of regulations on certain
aspects, including border measures, provisional remedies, notices,
and procedures for enforcing punitive resolutions.
As a result, SENAPI prepared the new Regulations on Intellectual
Property Rights Violations, whose purpose is to facilitate access
to intellectual property rights protection, as well as to step up
the administrative processing of such actions.
SENAPI has already made the Regulations public at its chief
offices in the country (Santa Cruz, La Paz, Sucre and Cochabamba),
and expects the number of actions for violations to continue
growing.
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about your specific circumstances.
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