Trade Marks Act 1994
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104 Index of defined expressions.
In this Act the expressions listed below are defined by or otherwise fall to be construed in accordance with the provisions indicated— account of profits and accounts (in Scotland) | section 102 appointed person (for purposes of section 76) | section 77 assignment (in Scotland) | section 102 business | section 103(1) certification mark | section 50(1) collective mark | section 49(1) commencement (of this Act) | section 109(2) comparable trade mark (EU) | Schedule 2A, paragraph 1(2) . . . | . . . . . . | . . . comparable trade mark (IR) | Schedule 2B, paragraph 1(4) Convention country | section 55(1)(b) costs (in Scotland) | section 102 the court | section 75 date of application | section 33(2) date of application (comparable trade mark (EU)) | Schedule 2A, paragraph 1(8)(b) date of application (comparable trade mark (IR)) | Schedule 2B, paragraph 1(10)(b) date of filing | section 33(1) date of filing (comparable trade mark (EU)) | Schedule 2A, paragraph 1(8)(a) date of filing (comparable trade mark (IR)) | Schedule 2B, paragraph 1(10)(a) date of registration | section 40(3) date of registration (comparable trade mark (EU)) | Schedule 2A, paragraph 1(4) date of registration (comparable trade mark (IR)) | Schedule 2B, paragraph 1(6) defendant (in Scotland) | section 102 delivery up (in Scotland) | section 102 director | section 103(1) earlier right | section 5(4) earlier trade mark | section 6 European Customs Enforcement Regulation | section 10A European Union trade mark | section 51 European Union Trade Mark Regulation | section 51 exclusive licence and licensee | section 29(1) infringement (of registered trade mark) | sections 9(1) and (2) and 10 infringement proceedings | section 103(1) infringing articles | section 17 infringing goods | section 17 infringing material | section 17 injunction (in Scotland) | section 102 interlocutory relief (in Scotland) | section 102 the International Bureau | section 53 . . . | . . . international trade mark (UK) | section 53 Madrid Protocol | section 53 Paris Convention | section 55(1)(a) plaintiff (in Scotland) | section 102 prescribed | section 78(1)(b) protected under the Paris Convention —well-known trade marks | section 56(1) —state emblems and official signs or hallmarks | section 57(1) —emblems, &c. of international organisations | section 58(2) publish and references to publication | section 103(1) register, registered (and related expressions) | section 63(1) registered trade mark attorney | section 83(2) registrable transaction | section 25(2) the registrar | section 62 rules | section 78 statutory provisions | section 103(1) trade | section 103(1) trade mark —generally | section 1(1) —includes collective mark or certification mark | section 1(2) United Kingdom (references include Isle of Man) | section 108(2) use (of trade mark or sign) | section 103(2) well-known trade mark (under Paris Convention) | section 56(1)
104 Index of defined expressions.
In this Act the expressions listed below are defined by or otherwise fall to be construed in accordance with the provisions indicated— account of profits and accounts (in Scotland) | section 102 appointed person (for purposes of section 76) | section 77 assignment (in Scotland) | section 102 business | section 103(1) certification mark | section 50(1) collective mark | section 49(1) commencement (of this Act) | section 109(2) comparable trade mark (EU) | Schedule 2A, paragraph 1(2) . . . | . . . . . . | . . . comparable trade mark (IR) | Schedule 2B, paragraph 1(4) Convention country | section 55(1)(b) costs (in Scotland) | section 102 the court | section 75 date of application | section 33(2) date of application (comparable trade mark (EU)) | Schedule 2A, paragraph 1(8)(b) date of application (comparable trade mark (IR)) | Schedule 2B, paragraph 1(10)(b) date of filing | section 33(1) date of filing (comparable trade mark (EU)) | Schedule 2A, paragraph 1(8)(a) date of filing (comparable trade mark (IR)) | Schedule 2B, paragraph 1(10)(a) date of registration | section 40(3) date of registration (comparable trade mark (EU)) | Schedule 2A, paragraph 1(4) date of registration (comparable trade mark (IR)) | Schedule 2B, paragraph 1(6) defendant (in Scotland) | section 102 delivery up (in Scotland) | section 102 director | section 103(1) earlier right | section 5(4) earlier trade mark | section 6 European Customs Enforcement Regulation | section 10A European Union trade mark | section 51 European Union Trade Mark Regulation | section 51 exclusive licence and licensee | section 29(1) infringement (of registered trade mark) | sections 9(1) and (2) and 10 infringement proceedings | section 103(1) infringing articles | section 17 infringing goods | section 17 infringing material | section 17 injunction (in Scotland) | section 102 interlocutory relief (in Scotland) | section 102 the International Bureau | section 53 . . . | . . . international trade mark (UK) | section 53 Madrid Protocol | section 53 Paris Convention | section 55(1)(a) plaintiff (in Scotland) | section 102 prescribed | section 78(1)(b) protected under the Paris Convention —well-known trade marks | section 56(1) —state emblems and official signs or hallmarks | section 57(1) —emblems, &c. of international organisations | section 58(2) publish and references to publication | section 103(1) register, registered (and related expressions) | section 63(1) registered trade mark attorney | section 83(2) registrable transaction | section 25(2) the registrar | section 62 rules | section 78 statutory provisions | section 103(1) trade | section 103(1) trade mark —generally | section 1(1) —includes collective mark or certification mark | section 1(2) United Kingdom (references include Isle of Man) | section 108(2) use (of trade mark or sign) | section 103(2) well-known trade mark (under Paris Convention) | section 56(1)
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