CAP. 41]
[r. 5 cont.]
6.
Merchandise Marks.
(ii) if the forfeiture is not completed, and (a) the goods are released by the Director, and no action or suit has been commenced against him in respect of the detention, then at the expiration of three months from the time of detention;
or
(b) within such period as aforesaid any such action or suit as aforesaid has been commenced, then upon the ultimate conclusion of such action or suit, and the fulfilment of the purpose for which the security was given.
These regulations apply to transhipment and transit goods as well as to goods landed to be warehoused, or for home consumption.
7. These regulations may be cited as the Seizure of Prohibited Goods Regulations.
SCHEDULE.
NOTICE.
THE MERCHANDISE MARKS ORDINANCE.
(Chapter 41 of the Revised Edition).
[r. 1.]
To the Director of Commerce and Industry, at the port of
I hereby give you notice that the under-mentioned goods, that is to say, (1)
(1) Describe the goods, number of packages, marks used, and any other particulars necessary for their identification.
(2) Describe the ship,
are about to be imported into your port on or about the
(2) and give name
that such goods are
or indication,
(3) State how the goods infringe the Ordinance, and if forfeiture being (3)
the infringement that Mr.
is one as to
a forged trade mark and Mr.
protected in
a British possession
day of
next, in
from
liable to detention and
;
of
of
or foreign state, are prepared to become my sureties in such bond
state the possession or state, or as may be required upon detention of the goods:
if the infringement is one as to
place or country
And I request that the said goods may be
place or country detained and dealt with accordingly.
of origin,
state the name of the
falsely used.
Dated this
day of
19.
A. B.,
NOTE.-Mr.
solicitors] and Mr.
refers to
to
(or A.B., Agent for C.D.).
solicitors] as to his sufficiency for the penalty of the bond.
his bankers [or his bankers [or
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6.
Merchandise Marks.
(ii) if the forfeiture is not completed, and (a) the goods are released by the Director, and no action or suit has been commenced against him. in respect of the detention, then at the expira- tion of three months from the time of detention;
or
(b) within such period as aforesaid any such action or suit as aforesaid has been commenced, then upon the ultimate conclusion of such action or suit, and the fulfilment of the purpose for which the security was given.
These regulations apply to transhipment and transit goods as well as to goods landed to be warehoused, or for home consumption.
7. These regulations may be cited as the Seizure of Prohibited Goods Regulations.
SCHEDULE.
NOTICE.
THE MERCHANDISE MARKS ORDINANCE.
(Chapter 41 of the Revised Edition).
[r. 1.]
To the Director of Commerce and Industry, at the port of
I hereby give you notice that the under- mentioned goods, that is to say, (1)
(1) Describe the
+
goods, number of packages, marks used, and any other particulars necessary for
their identifica- tion.
(2) Describe the ship,
are about to be imported into your port on or
about the
the (2)
and give name that such goods are
or indication,
(3) State how the
goods infringe the
Ordinance, and if
forfeiture being (3)
the infringement that Mr.
is one as to Я
forged trade mark and Mr.
protected in
a
British possession
day of
next, in
from
liable to detention and
;
of
of
or foreign state, are prepared to become my sureties. in such bond
state the posses-
sion or state, or as may be required upon detention of the goods:
if the infringe-
ment is one as to
place or country
And I request that the said goods may be
place or country detained and dealt with accordingly.
of origin,
state
the name of the
falsely used.
Dated this
day of
19.
A. B.,
NOTE.-Mr.
solicitors] and Mr.
refers to
to
(or A.B., Agent for C.D.).
solicitors] as to his sufficiency for the penalty of the bond.
his bankers [or his bankers [or
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