Which of the following is a principle of The Paris Convention of 1883?
A)Nonconditional protection
B)Complex treatment
C)Enforcement priority
D)Treaty affirmation
E)National treatment

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A)The Paris Convention of 1883 has three basic principles: 1)national treatment,
as defined under the Berne Convention,2)the right of priority,which allows a national of a member state,12 months after filing in his or her home nation,to file an application in any other member state and have the date of application be the date of the filing in the home nation,and 3)common rules,which set out minimum standards of protection in all states.
B)The Paris Convention of 1883 has three basic principles: 1)national treatment,as defined under the Berne Convention,2)the right of priority,which allows a national of a member state,12 months after filing in his or her home nation,to file an application in any other member state and have the date of application be the date of the filing in the home nation,and 3)common rules,which set out minimum standards of protection in all states.
C)The Paris Convention of 1883 has three basic principles: 1)national treatment,as defined under the Berne Convention,2)the right of priority,which allows a national of a member state,12 months after filing in his or her home nation,to file an application in any other member state and have the date of application be the date of the filing in the home nation,and 3)common rules,which set out minimum standards of protection in all states.

Which of the Following Is a Principle of the Paris