CABINET CHAILLOT Industrial Property Attorneys in France Professional Representative before the EPO Professional Representative before the OHIM France: Colombes | La Roche-sur-Yon | Dijon   Français | Español Trademarks, Service Marks and Other Distinctive Signs - French Law The French trademark law is in the Book VII of the Intellectual Property Code Chapter I : Constituent Elements of Marks Legislative Part : (L.711-1 to L.711-4) Chapter II : Acquisition of Rights in Marks Rights Conferred by Registration Legislative Part : (L.712-1 to L.712-14) Regulatory Part : (R.712-1 - R.712-26) Chapter III : Rights Conferred by Registration Legislative Part : (L.713-1 to L.713-16) Chapter IV : Transfer and Loss of Rights in Marks Legislative Part : (L.714-1 to L.714-7) Regulatory Part : (R.714-1 - R.714-8) Chapter V : Collective Marks Legislative Part : (L.715-1 to L.715-3) Regulatory Part : (R.715-1) Chapter VI : Disputes Legislative Part : (L.716-1 to L.716-16) Regulatory Part : (R.716-1) Chapitre VII : International Mark and Community Mark Legislative Part : (L. 717-1 to L. 717-7) (inserted by Ordinance 2001-670 of July 25, 2001) Regulatory Part Section 1 : International mark (R.717-1 - R.717-8) Section 2 : Community mark (R. 717-9 to 717-11) (inserted by Orders 2002-215 and 2002-216 of February 18,  2002) Chapter VIII : Common Provisions Regulatory Part Sole Section : [Untitled] (R.718-1 - R.718-4) Title II : Appellations of Origin Sole Chapter   [Untitled] Legislative Part : (L.721-1) Book VIII : Application to French Polynesia, Wallis and Futuna islands, French Austral and Antarctic territories, New Caledonia and Mayotte