Paragraph 8 Certificates of entitlement
As soon as practicable after a purchaser has acquired a relevant right, the Secretary of State shall issue to him a certificate of entitlement stating—
the registration mark to which the relevant right relates;
the name and address of the purchaser and, where appropriate, the name of the nominated person;
the date on which the one year period mentioned in paragraph 5(1) ends; and
the date of the agreement to purchase the right.
In any case where the period mentioned in paragraph 5(1) has been extended the Secretary of State shall issue a new certificate of entitlement which shall state the date on which the period of extension ends together with the matters referred to in paragraphs (a), (b) and (d) in sub-paragraph (1).
If a purchaser to whom a certificate of entitlement has been issued satisfies the Secretary of State that the certificate has been lost or destroyed, the Secretary of State shall issue a replacement certificate.
In any case where a replacement for a lost certificate has been issued and the purchaser subsequently finds it, he shall forthwith return it to the Secretary of State.
If a certificate of entitlement becomes defaced or illegible, the Secretary of State may, if the purchaser returns it to him, issue a replacement certificate.
If the Secretary of State accepts an application in accordance with paragraph 3(2) for the nomination of a person for the purposes of paragraph 2(1)(b) after the issue of a certificate of entitlement, he shall issue to the purchaser a new certificate of entitlement which records the name of the person nominated in pursuance of the application.