THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, JANUARY 7, 1910.
CERTIFICATES.
82. The Registrar, when required otherwise than under Certificate Section 17 of the Ordinance to give a certificate as to by Registrar. any entry, matter, or thing which he is authorised by the said Ordinance or any of these rules to make or do, may, on receipt of a request in writing, and on payment of the prescribed fee, give such certificate, but every certificate of registration so given shall have specified on the face thereof, whether the same is to be used in legal proceed- ings, or for the purpose of obtaining registration abroad, or for purposes other than use in legal proceedings or obtaining registration abroad.
83. Where a mark is registered without limitation of Marks
registered colour it shall be lawful for the Registrar to grant a without certificate of its registration for the purpose of obtaining limitation registration abroad either in the colour in which it appears of colour. upon the register or in any other colour or colours,
84. Where a certificate of registration is desired for use Certificates in obtaining registration abroad, the Registrar shall affix for use in obtaining to the said certificate a copy of the mark, and shall state registration in such certificate such particulars concerning the regis- abroad. tration of the mark as to him may seem fit, and may omit therefrom reference to any disclaimers appearing on the register.
DECLARATIONS.
85. The statutory declarations required by the Or- Manner in dinance and these rules, or used in any proceedings which, and thereunder, shall be made and subscribed as follows:-
person before whom,
is to be
(a.) In Hongkong, before any justice of the peace, declaration
notary public or any commissioner or other made and officer anthorised by law in Hongkong to taken. administer an oath for the purpose of any legal proceeding;
(6.) In any other part of His Majesty's dominions before any court, judge, justice of the peace notary public or any officer authorised by law to administer an oath there for the purpose of a legal proceeding; and
(e.) If made out of His Majesty's dominions, before a British Minister, or person exercising the function of a British Minister, or a Consul, Vice-Consul, or other person exercising the functions of a British Consul, or a notary public, or before a judge or magistrate, (7.) Where made on behalf of a firm or partnership a statutory declaration or affidavit may be signed in the name or for and on behalf of the firm or partnership by any one or more members there- of.
(e.) Where made on behalf of a body corporate, a statutory declaration or affidavit may be made by a director or by the secretary or other principal officer of such body corporate.
86. Any document purporting to have affixed, in pressed, Notice of or subscribed thereto or thereon the seal or signature of seal of officer of any person hereby authorised to take such declara- taking tion in testimony of such declaration having been made declaration and subscribed before him, may be admitted by the Re- gistrar without proof of the genuineness of any such seal or signature, or of the official character of such person or of his authority to take such declaration.
APPEALS TO THE COURT.
to prove itself.
Appeal to
87. When any person intends to appeal to the Cout such appeal shall be made to the Court in its Original or Court. Summary Jurisdiction by motion or sunmmons, and no such appeal shall be entertained unless proceedings be commenced within three months from the date of the decision appealed against or within such further time as the Registrar shall allow. The Court appealed to may, on the application of either party or of its own motion, remove any appeal from Chambers to Court or vice versâ or from the Original to the Summary Jurisdiction or vice versa, and may give such directions as to the scale upon which costs may be taxed as to the Court may seem proper.
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