Argentina: Forward and backward steps
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Argentina: Forward and backward steps

Managing IP Correspondent
September 30, 2007

A new amendment takes IP legislation in the wrong direction, yet new Customs laws represent a step forward for rights owners in Argentina. Carlos O Mitelman and Daniel R Zuccherino of Obligado & Cia explain

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ArgentinaMIP Special FocusAmericas IP Focus 2007 3rd edition (September 2007)Latin America and CaribbeanJurisdictions
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