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

Provided that, three months at least before the expiration
of such period, the Registrar shall give due notice of such
approaching expiration to the proprietor of such) trade
mark,

(2) Where, after the aid three months, a trade mark
has been removed from the register for non-payment of the
preseribed fee, the Registrar may if satisfied that it is just
so to do, restore such (rade mark to the register on payment
of the prescribed additional fee.

(3) Where a trade mark has been removed from the
register for non-payment of the fee or otherwise, such
trade mark shall, neverthele. . for the purpose of any
application for registration during the one year next after
the date of such removal, be deemed to be a trade mark
Which is) already registered, unless it) is shown to) the
‘atisfaction of the Registrar that the non-payment of the
fee arises from the death or bankruptcy of the registered
proprictor, or from his having ceased to carry on business,
and that) no person claiming under that) proprietor or
under his bankruptey is using the trade mark.

PART IV
GENERAL.

51. There shall not be entered in any register kept under
this Ordinance, or be recetvable by the Registrar, any notice
of any trust expressed, implied, or constructive,

§2. The Registrar may refuse to grant a patent for an
invention, or to register, a design or trade mark which is
or of which the use would be, scandalous or contrary to law
or morality

53. Any patent, design, or (rade mark shall be deemec
to be registered when the name of any person is entered, a
the proprietor thereof, in the Register of Patents, th
Register of Designs, or the Register of Trade Mi irks,
the case may be.

54, Where a person become. entitled by assignmen
transmission, or other operation of law to a patent, or |