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Result
Section 47(1) - Application for declaration of invalidity unsuccessful
Section 60 - Application for rectification unsuccessful
Points Of Interest
Summary
The applicants claimed that they were owners of the mark in a Convention country, and the registered proprietor was their agent or representative. The Hearing Officer, however, could not find that the evidence supported either of these claims. The application under Section 60 failed accordingly. As to the allegation of bad faith (Section 3(6)), which was the basis of the attack under Section 47(1), the Hearing Officer found that as no written agreement was produced, the matter came down to a factual enquiry. The ‘failings’ of the evidence meant that the case was not made. The application for invalidation failed accordingly.