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

34. A (rade mark must be registered for particular goods
or classes of goods,

35. When a person claiming to be the proprietor of
several trade marks whieh, while resembling each other in
the material particulars thereof, yet differ in’ respect) of
(a) the statement of the goods for which they are respec-
tively used) or proposed to be used, or ()) statements of
numbers, or (ce) slitements of price, or (d) statements of
quality. or (¢) statements of names of places, seeks to register
such (rade marks, Chey may be registered as a series in one

registration, A serie. of trade marks shall be assignable
inl transmissible only oa whole, but for all other purposes
each of the trade marks composing a series shall be deemed
and: treated registered: separately.

36. A trade mark may be registered: in any colour, and
such registration: shall, subject to the provisions of this
Ordinance, confer on the registered owner the -xclusive
right to use the ame in that or any other colour,

37. very appheation for registration of a trade mark
under this Ordinance shall, as soon as may be atter its
receipt, be advertised by the Registrar in the Royal Gazette,
unless he shall refuse to entertain the application.

38. (1) Any person may, willin three months of the first
advertisement of the application, give notice in duplicate to
the Registrar of opposition lo registration of the trade
mark, and the Registrar shall send one copy of such notice
to the applicant

(2) Within one month after receipt of such notice or
such further time as the Registrar may allow, the applicant
may send to the Registrar a counter statement in duplicate
of the grounds on which he relies for his application, and if
he does not do so shall be deemed to have abandoned his
application,

39. On the receipt of such counter statement, or where
each of several persons claims to be registered as proprietor
of the came trade mark, the Registrar may refuse to register