Trade Mark Rules

 

Trade Mark
Rules


Rule 23—

A notice to
the concerned applicant by the Registrar should be impliedly read in the
relevant section of the Act and rule of the Trade Marks Rules, 1963 framed
thereunder to avoid abuse of power and for the sake of public interest.

Solaiman Ali
(Md) vs Md Abul Hussain and another 54 DLR 294.

 

Rules 33(1)—

Sub-section
15(4) if read in conjunction with Rule 33(1) it becomes clear that the
opposition must be deemed to have been abandoned. In the present case there is
non­compliance with the provision of Rule 33(1) and the Registrar had the
“discretion to treat the matter as abandoned.

Abdul
Motaleb and others vs Aftab Miah and another 56 DLR 145.

 

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