In addition to the grounds for refusal or invalidity provided for respectively in Articles L. 712-7 and L. 714-3, a guarantee trade mark shall be refused registration or, if registered, may be declared invalid where it does not comply with the provisions of Articles L. 715-1 to L. 715-3 or where its rules of use are contrary to public policy.
A guarantee trade mark shall also be refused registration or, if registered, may be declared invalid where it is liable to mislead the public as to its character or meaning, in particular where it is liable to mislead the public as to its character or meaning, in particular where it is liable to mislead the public as to its character or meaning.
A guarantee mark is also refused registration or, if registered, is liable to be declared invalid where it is likely to mislead the public as to its character or meaning, in particular where it is likely not to appear as a guarantee mark.