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Registration, Infringement and other Substantive Provisions
Registrability and validity of registration
10. Capability of distinguishing requisite for registration in Part B.
12. Prohibition of registration of identical and resembling trade marks.
13. Registration in Part A to be conclusive as to validity after seven years.
15. Words used as name or description of an article or substance.
16. Effect of limitation as to colour, and of absence thereof.
SCHEDULES
1.(1) An application for the registration of a mark under...
2.(1) When an application has been accepted, the Registrar shall,...
3.(1) The regulations deposited in respect of a certification trade...
5.Notwithstanding anything in section forty-four of this Act, the Registrar...
6.The following provisions of this Act shall not have effect...
1.The Cutlers’ Company shall continue to keep at Sheffield the...
2.An application by a person carrying on business in Hallamshire,...
3.An application for the registration of a trade mark made...
4.The Registrar shall consider an application notified to him as...
5.Within the prescribed time after receipt of a notice of...
6.The Registrar shall consider any arguments, proposals or observations notified...
7.Where the Registrar refuses authorisation to proceed with an application,...
10.When the Registrar receives an application for the registration of...
11.Any person aggrieved by a decision of the Cutlers’ Company...
12.(1) For the purposes of this Schedule the expression “metal...
Saving as to retrospective provisions relating to assignments and transmissions
Trade marks registered under section sixty-two of the Trade Marks Act 1905,
to be deemed to have been registered under section thirty-seven...
7.Section thirty-seven of this Act shall have effect, in relation...