Paragraph 1 Correction of international registration
Where the International Bureau notifies the registrar that it has corrected an international registration and the correction either—
substantially affects the identity of the trade mark; or
alters the goods or services covered by the international registration,
the registrar may treat the notification as a new request for extension.
Where paragraph (1)(a) applies, any earlier request for protection shall be deemed to have been withdrawn and any resulting protection granted to the international trade mark (UK) shall be treated as having been declared invalid.
Where paragraph (1)(b) applies and—
the correction extends the goods and services covered by the request for extension, the new request for extension shall apply only to the additional goods and services; or
the correction restricts the goods and services covered by the international registration, to the extent it relates to goods and service outside the restriction, an earlier request for protection shall be treated as having been withdrawn, and any resulting protection granted to the international trade mark (UK) shall be treated as having been declared invalid.