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Trademark System in Indonesia
 
GENERAL COUNTRY INFORMATION
The Republic of Indonesia, located in the Malay Archipelago, is the largest archipelagic state in the world. The nation's 17, 508 islands are home to more than 245 million people of various ethnic and religious backgrounds. The seat of its government is based in Jakarta. Based on figures in 2006, the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated to be around US$935 billion with a per capita of US$3,800. 

Indonesia tradeMark SYSTEM

  HIGHLIGHTS
Legal basis Law No. 15 Year 2001 concerning Marks
Major international treaties signed Paris Convention
Agreement of Establishing WTO - Uruguay Round (TRIPS Agreement)
Trademark Law Treaty
Cost of obtaining a straightforward registration Please contact us at  indonesia@mirandah.com
Average time to register a trademark 18 to 24 months
Filing and prosecution procedures

Stage 1: Filing
Stage 2: Formality Examination
Stage 3: Substantive Examination
Stage 4: Publication
Stage 5: Opposition (if any)
Stage 6: Registration

Registrable marks A sign in the form of a picture, name, word, letters, numerals, composition of colors, or a combination of said elements, having distinguishing features and used in the activities of trade in goods or services
Number of classes 45 in line with the Nice Classification
Multiple class filing Not available (awaiting for the Implementing Regulations)
Filing of series marks Not Available
Necessary documents Power of Attorney and Statement of Mark Ownership
Electronic filing Not available
Common objections
  • Deceptiveness 
  • Bad faith
  • Prior conflicting rights 
  • Non-distinctiveness
  • Descriptiveness
Opposition term 3 months from publication
Duration of protection 10 years from the date of registration and renewable
Restoration of lapsed trade mark Not available
Compulsory period of use to avoid cancellation action 3 consecutive years from the date of registration or from the date of the last use
Parallel Imports Not regulated
Use Not necessary for filing purposes as an application but necessary for the renewal application
Useful links www.mirandah.com
www.dgip.go.id


ENFORCEMENT

  HIGHLIGHTS
Outline of the
enforcement steps
Civil
  • Infringement pursuant to the Law No. 15 Year 2001 concerning Marks
  • Revocation pursuant to the Law No. 15 Year 2001 concerning Marks
  • Deletion actions pursuant to the Law No. 15 Year 2001 concerning Marks

Criminal
  • Trademark counterfeit/infringement pursuant to the Law No. 15 Year 2001 concerning Marks
  • Border Measures
Civil Remedies
  • Injunction 
  • Damages
Criminal Sanctions Trade Description Order 
Monetary fines or imprisonment or both

Border Measure 
Seizure; detention; forfeiture of counterfeit trademark goods
Others  
Time frame for various legal actions
  • Revocation: 4 - 7 months for first instance and 4 - 7 months for Cassation
  • Infringement proceedings (civil case): 4 - 7 months for first instance and 4 - 7 months for Cassation
Alternative dispute resolution
  • Mediation
  • Arbitration
  • Conciliation
  • Specialized courts for IP No


    OTHER INFORMATION

    Application and Registration Of Trade Marks & Service Marks From 2000 to 2006

      Year

    Application

    Registration / Refusal
      Local Foreign Total Registered Refused Withdrawn
    2001 26128 12520 38648 35878 3969 117
    2002 20423 9581 42416 23356 2421 84
    2003 28317 8023 46947 35351 3527 83
    2004 35626 13685 49311 23187 3044 16
    2005 30734 10082 54651 28404 3563 94
    2006 36644 16005 54250 24677 6291 105


    Disclaimer: The information provided above is intended to serve as a general guideline and is not intended as legal advice. The information is correct at the time of printing.