Patents, Designs and Trade Marks. |Ch. 31. No. 18.

person on whom the property in such design or such right
to the application thereof shall devolve shall be considered
the proprietor of the design in the respect in which the same
may have been so acquired, and to that extent, but not
otherwise,

22. (1) The Registrar may, on application by or on
behalf of any person claiming to be the proprietor of any
new or original design not previously published in the Colony,
and on payment of the prescribed fee, register the design
under this Part of this Ordinance.

(2) The application must be made in form C in the
Schedule hereto, or in such other form as may be from time
to time prescribed, and must be left at the registry in the
prescribed manner.

(3) The appheation must contain a statement of the
nature of the design, and the preseribed class or classes of
goods in which the applicant desires that the design) be
registered,

(4) The same design may be registered in more than
one class.

(5) In case of doubt as to the class in which a design
ought to be registered, the Registrar may decide the question.

(6) The Registrar may, if he thinks fit, refuse to
register any design presented to him for registration, but any
person agetieved by any such refusal may appeal therefrom
to a Judge in Chambers,

23. On application for registration of a design, the
applicant) shall furnish to the Registrar the prescribed
number of drawings, photographs, or tracings of the design
sufficient to enable him to identify the design, and suitable
for the official records; or the applicant may, instead of
such copies, furnish exact representations or specimens of
the design.

24. (1) When a design is registered, the registered
proprictor of the design shall, subject to the provisions of
this Ordinance, have copyright in the design during five
years from the registration of the design.

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Application
for repistra-
tion of
designs.

Drawings,
ctc., to be
furnished on
application.

Copyright on
registration.