Part 2 Amendments to the 1994 Act

1. 2Amendments to the 1994 Act
2. 3Trade Marks
3. 4Absolute grounds for refusal of registration
4. 5Relative grounds for refusal of registration
5. 6Grounds for refusal relating to only some of the goods or services
6. 7Meaning of “earlier trade mark”
7. 8Raising of relative grounds in opposition proceedings in case of non-use
8. 9Rights conferred by registered trade mark
9. 10Infringement of registered trade mark
10. 11Right to prevent goods entering the UK without being released for free circulation and prohibition on the use of a trade mark registered in the name of an agent or representative
11. 12Limits on effect of registered trade mark
12. 13Non-use as defence in infringement proceedings
13. 14Assignment, &c of registered trade mark
14. 15Application for registration of trade mark as an object of property
15. 16Licensing of registered trade mark
16. 17General provisions as to rights of licensees in case of infringement
17. 18Application for registration
18. 19Publication, opposition proceedings and observations
19. 20Registration: supplementary provisions
20. 21Renewal of registration
21. 22Revocation of registration
22. 23Grounds for invalidity of registration
23. 24Collective marks
24. 25Certification marks
25. 26Meaning of “European Union trade mark”
26. 27Power to make provision in connection with European Union Trade Mark Regulation
27. 28Acts of agent or representative: Article 6septies
28. 29Similarity of goods and services
29. 30Infringing goods, material or articles may be treated as prohibited goods
30. 31Reproduction of trade marks in dictionaries, encyclopaedias etc.
31. 32Index of defined expressions
32. 33Schedule 1 - Collective marks