DAWOOD COTTON MILLS LTD versus REGISTRAR OF TRADE MARKS
Trademarks Act 1940 Sections 12 and 76 Trademarks Rules, 1963, R 14 Appellant's application for non-registration app opposes and opposes another application of the appellant as well as the validity of any other application and / or opposition. Will need to consider instead. One of the petitions, the registrar for the registration of the principal mark and the second for the registration of the associate mark, had, thus, erred in refusing his application without deciding the earlier application, the case was dismissed by the High Court. The Registrar sought trademarks on remand so that the applicant's request for registration could be considered. Trademarks as enclosed under Section 12, Trademarks Act, 1940, under the laws and regulations of such class
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