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TAJ INDUSTRIES versus REGISTRAR OF TRADE MARKS


Trademark Registration Sections 55 and 56 of the Trademarks Act 1940 No Response to Appellant's Registration by Respondent Reg Trademark Registrar directs certain modifications that make the trademark a trademark of the appellants already entered. ? Such modifications are invalid and we have not been opposed by the respondent, the Registrar has been advised to proceed with the applicant's trademark registration without modification.

1986 M L D 1316

[Karachi]

Before Saeeduzzaman Siddiqui, J

TAJ INDUSTRIES‑‑Appellant.

Versus

THE REGISTRAR OF TRADE MARKS and another‑‑Respondents

Miscellaneous Appeal No. 77 of 1979, decided on 24th April, 1986.

Trade Marks Act (V of 1940)‑‑

‑‑‑Ss. 55 & 56‑‑Registration of trade mark‑‑No opposition forthcoming from respondent to registration of appellants' trade mark‑‑Registrar directing certain modifications to bring trade mark in accord with earlier registered trade mark of appellants‑‑Such modifications we're not justified and since no opposition was made by respondent, Registrar was directed to proceed with registration of trade mark of appellant without modification.

Syed Shaukat Ali for Appellant.

Khalil Kizilbash for Respondent No.2.

Date of hearing: 24th April, 1986.

JUDGMENT

Mr. Khalil Kizilbash states that his client Muhammad Rafiq Vohra who was the sole proprietor of Olympia Rubber Industries, has sold the concern to one Muhammad Muslim, whose attorney Iftikharuddin is present in Court. The original power‑of‑attorney has been produced and a photostat copy thereof has been placed on record. The attorney of the purchaser states that he has no objection if the appeal of the appellant is allowed, and the mark of the appellant, which he had applied for registration under No: 62194 is registered.

I have gone through the order of the Registrar of Trade Marks,1 dated 23‑8‑1979, in this case, and I find that, in conclusion the Registrar himself reached the conclusion that no valid opposition was raised to the registration of the mark of the appellant, bearing No. 62199. The Registrar was, however, of the view that modification should be made in the mark applied for registration to bring it in accord with an earlier registered mark of the appellant, bearing No. 59183. This condition apparently was not justified, as there was no opposition to the registration of the mark of the appellant under No. 62199. However, it is not necessary now to decide this question on merit, as the respondent has now sold his concern to another person, and the said purchaser has appeared in Court through his attorney and made statement that he has no objection if the appellant's mark No. 62199 is registered, as it is. In view of this admission made by the respondent, I allow this appeal, and direct the Registrar to proceed for registration of the mark of the appellant, bearing, No. 62199, in accordance with the law. There will be no order as to costs

M.Y.H Appeal allowed.

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