The Trade Marks (International Registration) Order 1996
PRELIMINARY
1Citation commencement and extent
2Interpretation
INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATIONS DESIGNATING THE UNITED KINGDOM
3Entitlement to protection
4Effects of Protected International Trade Mark (UK)
5International Trade mark (UK) as an object of property
6Notification of transactions
7Licensing
8Priority
9Examination
10Publication, opposition proceedings and observations
11Notices of refusal
12Protection
13Revocation and Invalidity
14Effect of acquiescence
15Proceedings relating to invalidity and revocation of protection
16Importation of infringing goods, materials or articles
17Offences and forfeiture
18Falsely representing trade mark as a protected international trade mark (UK)
TRANSFORMATION OF AN INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION INTO A NA TIONAL APPLICATION
19Transformation applications
20Procedure on transformation application
CONCURRENT REGISTRATIONS
21Effects of international registration where trade mark is also registered under the Act
INTERNATIONAL APPLICATIONS ORIGINATING IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
22Application for international registration
23Notification to International Bureau
MISCELLANEOUS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
24Supplementary Register
25Disclosure of Information
26Exclusion of Liability
27Evidence of certain matters relating to an international registration
28Agents
29Burden of proving use of international trade mark (UK)
30Communication of information to the International Bureau
31Transmission of fees to the International Bureau
32Application of Trade Marks Rules 1994
1996 No. 714
TRADE MARKS

The Trade Marks (International Registration) Order 1996

Made
Laid before Parliament
Coming into force
The Secretary of State, in exercise of the powers conferred on him by section 54 of the Trade Marks Act 19941 hereby makes the following Order:—