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Fees and Professional Licensing LawProperty and real estate

Interpretation of Article 3(b) of the Jordanian Universities Additional Fees Law

This summary presents the Diwan for the Interpretation of Laws’ ruling on whether Article 3(b) of the Universities Additional Fees Law applies to licenses issued by the Land and Survey Department for real estate offices and surveying offices. The Diwan concluded that Article 3(b) applies both to initial licensing and to renewals, based on the related regulatory texts.

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Intellectual PropertyProperty and real estate

Trademarks in Jordan

This summary outlines basic concepts of trademarks and routes to protection, whether by national registration or under international systems. It also explains the role of the Madrid Agreement and Protocol and the implications of certification marks for protection and marketing.

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Property / Real Estate LegislationLeases and use rights

Law on Leasing and Sale of Immovable Property to Non-Jordanians (2006) — Scope and Status

Summary of key provisions of Law No. 47 (2006) on leasing and sale of immovable property to non-Jordanians, focusing on ownership conditions for natural and legal persons, required approvals and permitted area limits. The text sets time limits for completing projects, transfer restrictions, enforcement measures and specified exemptions.

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Intellectual PropertyProperty and real estate

Protection of Well‑Known Trademarks in Jordan

This summary explains the exception to the territoriality and specialty rules for protection of internationally known trademarks and how international instruments provide a basis for protection beyond registered goods or services. It also outlines the evolution of Jordanian law (1952, 1999, 2008) and the practical remedies and procedural limits available to trademark owners in Jordan.

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