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accompany their application by

affidavit setting

out that they are the

they

successor of the old Company and

its trade marks, and

transferees of its trade having

&

annexed to it certified copies of

the register of the transfer in the English

Office, and of the documents upon which

that register of transfer

was made

As to the further inquiry which

appears to be in suspense whether the

marks now

registered

are sufficient

to cover certain intended variations

and the separate use of certain features of the marks or whether it is desirable is

the several intended variations

and the several features intended to be

used separately by further special

registration

registration it may

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be stated that the

definition of the term trade mark as used in the Colonial Ordinances 8 of 1863 and 16 of 1842 (the Registration of Trade Marks Ordinance) is iden-

tical with that given in the Merchandise Marks Act 1862 (Imperial)

that there is no

and

definition for Monici Ordinance) of the essential

parts of a Trade Mark such

as is

given in Section 10 of the Merchandise Marks Registration Act 1848 (Imperial).

The foregoing statement together with copies of "the Colonial Ordinances 8 of 1863 and

184/3

to of 13 will I think furnish the applicant with the information that he desires

$36. L. O'malley

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ཙ¢ 6 accompany their application by affidavit setting out that they are the they successor of the old Company and its trade marks, and transferees of its trade having & annexed to it certified copies of the register of the transfer in the English Office, and of the documents upon which that register of transfer was made As to the further inquiry which appears to be in suspense whether the marks now registered are sufficient to cover certain intended variations and the separate use of certain features of the marks or whether it is desirable is the several intended variations and the several features intended to be used separately by further special registration registration it may 7 301 be stated that the definition of the term trade mark as used in the Colonial Ordinances 8 of 1863 and 16 of 1842 (the Registration of Trade Marks Ordinance) is iden- tical with that given in the Merchandise Marks Act 1862 (Imperial) that there is no and definition for Monici Ordinance) of the essential parts of a Trade Mark such as is given in Section 10 of the Merchandise Marks Registration Act 1848 (Imperial). The foregoing statement together with copies of "the Colonial Ordinances 8 of 1863 and 184/3 to of 13 will I think furnish the applicant with the information that he desires $36. L. O'malley
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ཙ¢ 6 accompany their application by affidavit setting out that they are the they inccessore of the old Company and its trade marks, and transfences of its trade having & annexed to it certified copies of the register of the tranger in the English Iffice, and of the documents upon which that register of thanger As was made to to the further inquiry which appears to be in suberance whether the marks now. registered are sufficient to cover certain intended variations and the separate use of certain features of the marks or whether it is desirable is the several intended variations and the several features intended to be used separately by further special registration registration it may 7 301 be stated that the definition of the term trade mark ac used in the Colonial Ordinances & of 1863 and 16 of 1842 ( the Registration of Trade Marks Ordinance) is iden= -tical with that given in the Merchan- - dise Parke Htet 1862. Imperiai) that there is no and definition for Monici Ordinance) of the eccential, -lars of a Trade Mark such -partien- as is given in Section 10 of the Merchandis Marks Registration Act 1848 imperiai). The foregoing statement together with copies of "the Colonial Ordinances 8 of 1863 and 184/3 184/3. to of 13 will I think furnien the appiicant with the information that he desires $36. L. O'malley
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6

accompany their application by

affidavit setting

out that they are the

they

inccessore of the old Company and

its trade marks, and

transfences of its trade having

&

annexed to it certified copies of

the register of the tranger in the English

Iffice, and of the documents upon which

that register of thanger

As

was made

to to the further inquiry which

appears to be in suberance whether the

marks now.

registered

are sufficient

to cover certain intended variations

and the separate use of certain features of the marks or whether it is desirable is

the several intended variations

and the several features intended to be

used separately by further special

registration

registration it may

7

301

be stated that the

definition of the term trade mark ac used in the Colonial Ordinances & of 1863 and 16 of 1842 ( the Registration of Trade Marks Ordinance) is iden= -tical with that given in the Merchan- - dise Parke Htet 1862. Imperiai)

that there is no

and

definition for Monici Ordinance) of the eccential,

-lars of a Trade Mark such

-partien-

as is

given in Section 10 of the Merchandis Marks Registration Act 1848 imperiai).

The foregoing statement together with copies of "the Colonial Ordinances 8 of 1863 and

184/3

184/3. to of 13 will I think furnien the appiicant with the information that he desires

$36. L. O'malley

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