CO129-432 - Governor Sir May - 1916 [3-5] — Page 103

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Translation of CODE Telegram

From

SECRETARY OF STATE.

619

100

.ITATE TO YHAT:SIONS

„CHOEDKOH „NOWRIVOO ‚0[VI‚Nozeli „bx!

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To

GOVERNOR, HONGKONG,

Date

3rd. March, 1916.

„J≥1 betab anixel of dotsqeab a 'reastï .. Tið ti notrevioso Joinde rebau Jqsi ed bluoda aiwel

WAI FAM08

yrsuns),

tool ai ai od medw bns

My telegram of 10th February Patent Office advise

as follows:-

Trade Marks should (?not) be sold except to purchaser

goodwill. Trade Mark registered joint names enemy firm and British firm should only be sold with consent of British owners. If possible enemy firms interest should be purchased by British owners but if Liquidator satisfied that purchaser of enemy distributing firm would be supplied by British firm with goode hitherto sent to enemy firm no objection to trans-

ferring to third party. Same principles apply to unregistered marks. Enabling Legislation should be passed if necessary Liquidator will of course satisfy himself in every case that

sale is not device for preserving enemy interest.

·

BONAR LAW.

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