(1) A trademark shall protect a sign which may be represented graphically and which is
capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one undertaking from those of other
undertakings.
(2) Trademarks may protect signs, in particular: words, letters, numerals, abbreviations,
graphical representations, combinations of colours and the tints thereof, three-dimensional forms,
shapes of the goods or the packaging thereof, provided that they are distinctive, as well as the
combinations of all the above indicated signs.
(3) A seal, a stamp and a hallmark (official mark identifying precious metals, measures,
etc.) shall not, under this Law, be considered to be trademarks.
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