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Entries to be made in the register in relation to a comparable trade mark (EU)U.K.
[3(1)The registrar must as soon as reasonably practicable after IP completion day enter a comparable trade mark (EU) in the register.
(2)The particulars of the goods or services in respect of which the comparable trade mark (EU) is treated as if it had been registered must be taken from the English language version of the entry for the corresponding EUTM in the EUTM Register.
(3)Where—
(a)the application for registration of the corresponding EUTM was not filed in English; or
(b)the second language indicated by the applicant pursuant to Article 146(3) was a language other than English,
a person having a sufficient interest who considers that the English language version is inaccurate may apply to the registrar for rectification of the register by the substitution of an English translation of the relevant authentic text (as determined in accordance with Article 147(3)) verified to the satisfaction of the registrar as corresponding to the authentic text.]
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