In short
The question of how registration of a geographical indication is separated from a trademark shows that the region and the specification are not the same form as a class list. A geographical indication defines a product by a particular region, and by a quality, a reputation, or another characteristic tied to that region. A trademark is a sign that distinguishes an undertaking's goods or services from someone else's. How many days the examination will last is not here. If the specification stands, the application is read from that text.
The specification is not a class list
The specification draws the limit of the geographical indication. Which product, which step of production, and which geography are inside is read from there. A class number on a trademark does not stand in for this text. An application written in a Nice class is not registration of a geographical indication. The papers of the two forms are not mixed either. The document shows the product in the specification. If there is no specification, the circle of use is not announced.
Registration does not make the name a single merchant's trademark. Use depends on the product in the specification and on the check. Use that does not meet the specification does not of itself stay free because there is a registration. The fee of the check is not a tariff here. The register can show that the sign is registered. The register entry does not take in a production step that is not written in the specification. If the text of the specification does not stand, the decision does not announce free use.
A designation of origin and a source indication are not the same sentence
A designation of origin is a sign whose qualities are essentially tied to the region, and whose production stays limited to the region. A source indication is a sign whose quality, reputation, or other characteristic is attributed to the region, and at least one step of whose production is done in the region. Both are geographical indications. Neither is a trademark class list. The names are not read as the short form of each other.
A traditional product name is not the short name of these two. That distinction is under a separate heading. An examination period is not invented there either. The applicant writes openly in the file which type they want. When the type is mixed, the specification is mixed as well. The petition does not join a designation of origin and a source indication in the same sentence and produce a single definition. Which type is in hand is separated from the name on the registration document.
Use is not gathered in a single hand
A geographical indication is not held in a single hand like a company's trade name. A producer who meets the specification is bound by the rule of the use itself. Use that does not meet it is not of itself in the right because the name of the region is on the sign. Having the name of the region registered like a trademark is not a copy of this application. A trademark application is a separate form. A claim of unfair competition does not stand in for the Office registration either.
The label of the product is read side by side with the name in the specification. The label does not change the specification. The record of the check shows whether the use meets the specification. While there is no record, compliance is not announced. The decision is built from the specification in hand and from the product sample. A number of days is not added to this text.
The geography written in the specification limits where the product will be produced. Production done outside the limit does not meet the specification, even if it carries the name of the region on the sign. The record of the check shows whether it in fact kept this limit. While there is no record, compliance is not announced either. A number in a trademark class does not stand in for this geography.
A designation of origin and a source indication are not two short names of the same product. Which name was registered is read from the type on the document. If the type is not written, the circle of use is not completed from here either. A traditional product name is not of itself added to the petition of these two types.
The Çankaya address does not write an examination day
A lawyer in Ankara who asks the examination day does not produce a day from the office's Çankaya address. The office in Çankaya does not stand in for the Office, and it does not change the competent authority. The name of the district is not written in place of the specification. The competent place is read from the application's own rule. The address of the office does not turn the sign into a company's trademark.
How the specification is read
If the specification and the registration document stand, the limit is read from there. A geographical indication is not counted as a Nice class. The examination day is not written from this text either.
Conclusion
A geographical indication carries the region and the specification. A trademark distinguishes an undertaking's goods or services. A Nice class is not the form of this registration. If there is no specification, use is not announced as free. A traditional name is in the traditional product name article, and the trademark form is under trademark registration. The class list is in the trademark class article. The rule of honest practice is under unfair competition, and the frame is on the intellectual property page. The basis is Law No. 6769, the Industrial Property Code.