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39. After rule 26 insert—
(1) The proprietor of a trade mark may send to the registrar a request on Form TM12R to divide the specification of the registration (the original registration) into two or more separate trade marks (divisional registrations), indicating for each divisional registration the specification of goods or services.
(2) Each divisional registration must be treated as a separate registration with the same date of registration as the original registration.
(3) No request under paragraph (1) may be granted in respect of the registration of a trade mark which is the subject of proceedings for its revocation or invalidation, where the request would introduce a division amongst the goods or services in respect of which the proceedings are directed.
(4) Where the original registration is subject to a disclaimer or limitation, the divisional registrations must also be restricted accordingly.
(5) Where the original registration has had registered in relation to it particulars relating to—
(a)the grant of a licence;
(b)a security interest;
(c)any right in or under that original registration; or
(d)any memorandum or statement of the effect of a memorandum;
the registrar must enter in the register the same particulars in relation to each of the divisional registrations into which the original registration has been divided.”.
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