WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION 
ORGANISATION MONDIALE DU COMMERCE 
ORGANIZACION MUNDIAL DEL COMERCIO 
Council for Trade-Related Aspects of 
Intellectual Property Rights IP/N/1IISR/D/2 
14 March 2000 
(00-1032) 
Original: English/ 
anglais/ 
ingles 
MAIN DEDICATED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 
LAWS AND REGULATIONS NOTIFIED UNDER 
ARTICLE 63.2 OF THE AGREEMENT 
ISRAEL 
The present document reproduces the text! of the Design Rules, as notified by Israel under 
Article 63.2 of the Agreement (see document IP/N/lIISRll). 
Conseil des aspects des droits de propriete 
intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce 
PRINCIPALES LOIS ET REGLEMENTATIONS CONSACREES A LA 
PROPRIETlt INTELLECTUELLE NOTIFIEES AU TITRE 
DE L'ARTICLE 63:2 DE L'ACCORD 
ISRAEL 
Le present document contient le texte1 des Regles relatives aux dessins et modeles, notifiees 
par Israel au titre de l'article 63:2 de I'Accord (voir le document IP/N/l/ISRll). 
Consejo de los Aspectos de los Derechos de Propiedad 
Intelectual relacionados con el Comercio 
PRINCIPALES LEYES Y REGLAMENTOS DEDICADOS A LA PROPIEDAD 
INTELECTUAL NOTIFICADOS EN VIRTUD DEL PA.RRAFO 2 
DEL ARTicULO 63 DEL ACUERDO 
ISRAEL 
En el presente documento se reproduce el texto! de las norm as re1ativas a 10s dibujos y 
modelos industriales, notificado por Israel en virtud del parrafo 2 del articulo 63 del Acuerdo (vease el 
documento IP/N/1/ISRll). 
1 English only'/Anglais seulement.!En ingles solamente. IP/N/lIISRlDI2 
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DESIGN RULES 
1. SHORT TITLE.-These rules may be 
cited as the Designs Rules. 
INTERPRETATION 
2. INTERPRETATIoN.-In these rules, unless 
the context otherwise re<ltlires-
"agent" me;tns an agent resident or 
having a place of business in Israel, 
duly authorised to the satisfaction of 
t he registrar; 
"lodged" means left at the oflice or 
sent through the post by a prepaid 
letter addressed to the registrar at the 
oHice: 
"office" means the office of the regis­
trar; 
"specimen" means an article of manu­
facture or a substance with the design 
applied to it. 
FEES 
3. FEF-S.-The fees to be paid under the 
Ordinance, so far as they relate to designs, 
shall be those specified in the first Schedule 
to these rules and such fees shall, in all 
cases, be paid before or at the time of 
the doing of the matter in respect of 
which they are to be paid. 
FORMS 
4. FORMS.-(I) The forms referred to 
in these rules are the forms contained 
in the second Schedule to these rules, 
ancl such forms shall he used in all cases 
to which they an: applicable .and shall 
be modified as directed by the registrar 
to meet other cases. 
(2) All applications to the registrar 
shall he in writing :lilt\. where not parti­
cularly specifi(;d, shall be as nearly as possible in accordance with designs 
form No. 7. 
SETS OF ARTICLES 
5. SETS Of ARTlCLES.-(r) "Set" means a 
numhe-r of articles of the same general 
character ordinarily on sale together or 
intended to be used together, all bearing 
the same design with or without modifica­
tions not sufficient to alter the character 
or not substantially affecting the identity 
thereof. 
(1) Where there is any doubt whether 
given articles do or do not constitute a 
set, the doubt shall be dererminecl by the 
registrar. 
CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS 
6. CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS.-(I) For 
the purposes of the registration of 
designs and of these rules, goods are 
classified in the manner appearing in the 
third Schedule to these rules. 
(2) If any doubt arises as to the class 
to which any particular description of 
goods belongs, it shall be determined by 
the registrar. 
DOCUMENTS 
7. SIZE, ETC., OF DOCUMENTS.-Subject to 
any other directions that may be given 
by the registrar, all applications, notices, 
papers having representations affixed 
and other documents required by the 
Ordinance or by these rules to be lodged 
shall be upon strong paper and, except 
where otherwise required, on one side 
only, of a size of approximately thirteen 
inches by eight inches. and having on the 
left-hand part thereof a margin of 
approximately two inches. 
Date of basic R.ults: January 30, 1925; of aml!lldatory Regulations: August 7, 1951., and August 13, 
1959· 
Offici.1l text [,ublisbed in "Government of Palestine: Proclamations, Regulations, Rules, Orders 
and Notices, Annual Volume for 1935'" page 113 (in English); "Kovetz Hatakanot", No. 291, page 
1l.03; No. 934. page 1811 (in Hebrew). 8. SIGNATURE OF DOCUMENTS.-(I) A docu­
ment lodged by a firm or parrnership 
may be signed in the firm's name or [or 
and on behalf o[ the firm (If partnership 
hy allY onc or more mcmbt'rs thereof. 
(l) A ductll11l'11t ludged hy a company 
or coopnative socicty may he si~lIed by 
a director pr by rhe secretary or other 
principal oHicer of such company or 
society. 
9. SERVICE (IF IX1CUMENTs.-Any applica­
tion, statement. norice or other docll­
ment anrhorised or required to be lodged 
or to be Idt, made or given with or to 
any person tlncler the O~dinance or these 
rules may bc sent through the post by a 
prepaicl letter amI any document so sent 
sl1alll)(: cleemed to have been ddivereu at 
tilt· time when the letter containing it 
would ht: ddivt:n:d in the ordinary «Iurse 
of pOSt ami, ill proving slIch service or 
sending, it shall he suflicicnt [0 prove 
that the letter was properly addressed anu 
put into the post. 
ADDRESS 
10. ADDRESS.-\Vhere any person is by 
the Ordinance or these rules bounu 
to furnish the registrar with an aduress, 
the address given shall in all cases be as 
[ull as possible for the purpose of enabling 
any person easily to find the place of 
business "I' the person whose address is 
giv<;.n. 
11. ADDRESS F(lR SERVICE.-(I) Where a 
registered propri<.:tor of a design lives Out 
of 15r<lcl he may furnish the registrar 
with an address for service within 
Israel, which shall be entered in the re­
. gister: such address for service shall be 
that of a person duly authorised to the 
satisfaction of the registrar. 
(1) All' notices and documents, which 
undcr these rules are recjuired to be sent 
to t he registered proprietor, shall be 
clet.:med duly sent if sent to him at his 
registered address if that address be 
within Israel or, where the registered 
proprietor Jives outsiue Israel, to his 
address f~r service, if any, on the register. IP/N/lIISRlD/2 
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(3) Where a registered proprietor lives 
out of Israel and has not furnished such 
address [or service, the rcgistrar need not 
send to him any n0tice which, under these 
rules, the registrar is required to send. 
('1) Where an appJicant lives Out of 
Israel, he shall furnish the registrar with 
an address for service within Israel and, 
untiJ he does so, the registrar need not 
proceed with the examination of the 
application. 
(5) When such address for service is 
furnished, it shall, on the registration of 
the design, be entered in the register as 
the address for service of the proprietor. 
/I GENTS 
12. AGENcy.-(J) An application for re­
gistration and all other communications 
I>et\\'('('n an applicant and the registrar, 
and bet ween t he registered rroprietor 
of a design anu t he registrar or any other 
person, may be maue by er through an 
agent. 
(:>.) Any such applicant or proprietor 
may appoint an agent to represent him 
in t he matter of the design by signing and 
sending to the registrar an authority 
in writing to that effect on designs form 
No. I, or in such other form as the 
registrar may deem sufficient. 
(3) In case any registered proprietor of 
a design shall appoint such an agent, 
service upon such agent of any uocument 
relating to such design shall be deemed 
to be service upon the person so appoint­
ing him, and all communications directed 
to be made to such person in respect of 
such design may be addressed to such 
agent . 
('1) The registrar shall not be bound to 
recognise as such agent, or to receive 
further communications in respect of 
any business under the Ordinance re­
lating to designs from, any person whose 
name, by reason of his having been ad­
judged guilty of conduct discreditable 
to a patent agent, has been erased 
from the register of patent agents kept 
under the provisions of the Ordinance 
and has not since been restored, or any IP/NIlIISRlD/2 
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person who is proved to the satisfaction 
of the registrar to ha ve been convicted of 
such an offence or to have been guilty of 
slIch misconduct as would have rendered 
him liable. if his name had b:en on [he 
register of patent agents, to have his 
name erased therefrom. or any company 
which if i[ had been an individual, the 
registrar could refuse to recognise as 
agent, or any company or firm, if any 
person whom t he registrar could refuse 
to recognise as an agent acts as director 
or manager or t he c()mpan), or is a part ner 
in the firm. 
(5) In any particular case, t he registrar 
may, if he thinks fit, require the personal 
signature or presence of an applicant or 
ot her person. 
A r I' L 1 CAT ION F (l R 
REGISTRATION 
13. SIGNATUIlE OF AI'PLlCATlON.-An ap­
plication for registration of a design 
shall he signed by the applicant for 
registration or by his agent. 
14. FORM OF API'L1CATION.-An applica­
ti(ln for registration of a design shall be 
lodged at the office and shall be on designs 
form No. 2. 
15. CLAss.-An application shall state 
the class in which the design is to be 
registered and, where it is desired to 
register the same design in more than 
olle class, a separate application shall be 
made in t'ach class: in that case each 
application shall be numbered separately 
and shall be treated as a separate and 
distinct application, except in the ca5e of 
an application made under t he provisions 
of section 31 of the Ordinance. : 
16. ApPLICATION OF DESIGN.-Every appli­
cation shall state the article or articles 
to '\vhich the design is to he-applied and, 
whne the registrar so requires, the appli­
cant shall further state for what purpose 
the article to which the design is to be 
applied is used and the material or the 
predominating material of which the 
art icle is made. 17. STATEMENT OF NOVELTY.- The appli­
cant may, and shall, if required by the 
registrar in any case so to do, endorse 
on the application and each of the repre­
sentations a brief statement of the 
novelty he claims for his design. 
18. ApPLICATION UNDER SECTION 31.­
When an application is made under the 
provisions of section 31 of the Ordinance 
for the registration of a design which 
has already been registered in one or 
more classes, the application shall con­
tain the number or numbers of the 
registration or registrations already effect­
ecl. 
19. REl'RESENTATlON.- There shall be fur­
nished in connection with an application 
for t he registration of a design to be 
applied to a single article, three exactly 
similar n.·presentations of the design, in 
a f('rm satisfactory to the registrar, or 
three specimens. . 
20. REPRESENTATIONS FOR sET.-When the 
design is to be applied to a set, each of 
the representations accompanying the 
application shall show all the various 
arrangements in which it is proposed to 
apply the design to the articles included 
in the set. 
21. NATURE OF REPRESENTATIONS.-
(I) Each representation of the design, 
whether to be aprlied to a single article 
or to a set of articles, shall be upon paper 
of the prescribed si:.r.e and not on card­
board and shall appear on one side only 
of the raper. 
(~) The ligure or figures shall be placed 
in an upright position on the sheet. 
(3) When more figures than one are 
shown, these shall, where possible, be on 
one and the same sheet, and each shall 
be designated as "perspective view", 
"front view", "side view", or as the case 
may be. 
22. DRAWINGS ETC., TO liE IN INK.­
When drawings or tracir.g5 are furnished, 
they shall be in ink and, if on tracing 
cloth or tracing paper, shall be mounted 
on paper of the prescribed size. 23. SI'ECIAL RErRESFNTATIONs . .:....Whell the 
specimens an: not, in the regist rar's 
opini(lIl; of a kind which can be conve· 
niently pasted into books, rCl'rcst'ntatioru 
sball he 1"1Irnishl'd in place tht'rellC 
24. \VOlllJS, ETC., (IN DESIGNS.- \Vhcrc 
words, lent'rs or numerals are not of the 
essence (If the design, they shall be 
removed from the representations or 
sp:.-cimens and. where the), are of the 
essence nf the design. the registrar may 
require the insertion of a di~c1aimer of 
any right to their exclusive use. 
25. REPEAT (lF PATTEIlN.-Each representa­
tion of a design wllich cOllsists. of a 
repeating surface pattern shall shllw the 
complete pattern and a sufficient (,onion 
of the r('peat in length ;lIlcl width and 
shall lIot he of less size than seven illches 
hy fiV(' inches. 
20. SPECIMENS OF DESIGNS.- Where repre­
sentations are supplied, t ht' registrar 
may at any time require specimens or 
additional representations. 
27. REPRESENTATIONS OF UVING PERSONS 
OR PERSONS RECENTLY DEAD.-( I) Where 
the names or representations of living 
persons appear on a design. the registrar 
shall, if' he so r('(Juire, be furnished with 
conscllCs from slIch persons before pro­
ceeding to Tt'gister the design. 
(:;) In the case of persons recently 
dead. the registrar may call for consents 
fWIll I heir legal representatives before 
pfllcet'ding with the registration of a 
design on which their names or represen­
tatians appear. 
rKOCEDURE ON RECElrT 
OF APPLICATION 
28. Oll/ECTIONS -If after consideration of 
the ;q'plication hy the rt')~i5trar any 
(lhj~~(l ions appear. a stateillent of these 
ohjl'ctions shall he sent to the applicant 
ill writing and, unless within one month 
the applicant applies [or a hearing, he 
shall ht· deemed to have withdrawn his 
application. IP/N/lIISRlD12 
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29; DECISION OF REGISTRAR.":'" The decision 
of the registrar at such hearing as aforesaid 
shall be communicated to the applicant 
in writing aod. if he objects to such deci­
sion and desires to appeal. he shall 
within one month apply. requiring the 
registrar to state in writing the grounds 
of his decision and the materials used by 
him in arriving at such decision. 
30. DATE FOR APPEAL.-Upon receipt of 
application. the registra.r shall send to 
the applicant such statement in writing, 
and the date when such statement is sent 
shall be deemed to be the date of the 
registrar's decision for the purpose of 
appeal. 
NON-COMPLETION 
31. NON-CClMPLETI,IN WITHIN TWELVE 
MUNTIlS.-(I) Where an application for 
registration of a design is not completed 
within twdve months from the date of 
the application by reason of default on 
the part of the applicant, the registrar 
shall give notice to the applicant in 
writing of such non-completion or. if 
the applicant has an agent, notice to 
such agent. 
(2) If after fourteen days from the date 
when such notice was sent the application 
is not completed, the application shall 
be deemed tu be abandoned, unless appli­
cation is made on designs form No. 7 
for an extension of time, not exceeding 
three months, within which the applica­
tion for registration may be completed. 
DEATH OF APPLICANT 
32. DEATH APrLlcM-iT BEFORE REGISTRA­
TION.-In case of the death of any appli­
cant for the registration of a design 
after the date of his application and be­
[ore the design applied for has been 
entered in tlte register, the registrar may, 
on bt·ing satisfied of the applicant's tleath. 
enter in the register, in place of the name 
of sllch dl'ceasec! applicant, the name, 
address and nationality of the person 
owning the design. on such ownership 
being proved to the satisfaction of the 
registrar. IPIN/1/ISRlD12 
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EXTENSION OF PER I 0 DO F . 
COPYRIGHT 
33. EXTENSION OF PERIOD OF COPYRIGHT 
RF.YOND FI\'E ),£AI(S.-( I) If the proprieror 
or a registered design intends to apply 
for an extension (If I he I'cri~,d of copy­
right beyolld t he £ir~t IH second period 
or fiv(' )'t';tr~ Ill' ~hall al'l'ly. ht-l'orc the 
expiration ur the preceding period of 
live years, on designs form No. 3. 
(2) An application for an enlargement 
of time, not exceeding thee months, for 
rayment of any fee ullder this rule 
shall be made on designs form No. 7. 
34. PAYMENT OF FEES IN ADVANCE.- The 
proprietor of any registered design may 
pay all or any (,f the prescribed fees for 
obtaining an extension of the period of 
copyright in advance. 
ASSIGNMENTS, ETC. 
35. j(,lINT REQIIEST I'OR ENTRY OF ASSIGN­
l\IENT. ETC.-\Vhere a person becomes 
cnt it It·cl by assignment. transmission or 
other operation of law to the copyright 
in a registered design or as mortgagee, 
liccns('e or otherwise to any interest in 
a design, he may, conjointly with the 
registered proprietor, make application 
tu the registrar on designs form No. '1 to 
register his title. 
36. AI'PLlCATION FOR ENTRY OF ASSIGN­
MENT BY SllRSEQUENT rROPIUETOR.- Where 
a person hecomes entitled to the copyright 
in a design or to any interest therein in 
t he manner referred to in rule 35 anu no 
conjoint application as therein ll1entiuned 
is made, he shall mah application to the 
registrar on oesigns ftlrm No. i suitably 
amended to register his title. 
37, PARTICULARS IN ArrLlCATION.-An ap­
plication under rule 35 or rule 36 shall 
contain the name, <ltldress anti nationality 
or the person chiming to be entitled, 
together with full particulars of the 
instrument, if any, under which· he 
claims, and such instrument shall be 
produced for inspt'Ction by the registrar. 38. COPIES FOR OFFlCE.-The registrar may. 
in any case, require an attested copy 
of any instrument produced for inspec­
tion in proof of title. 
39. PRODUcnON OF CERTIFICATE OF RE­
GISTRATlON.- The registrar may, if he 
thinks fit, re<Juire the production of che 
original ccnilicate of registration in 
connection with an application made in 
pursuance of rule .15 or of rule 36. 
40. ENTRY IN REGISTER.-When the regis­
trar is satisfied as to the applicant'S title, 
he shall cause the applicant to he register­
ed as proprietor, mortgagee, licensee or 
as otherwise entitled to an interest in the 
design and shall record in the register 
such particulars as he may consider 
necessary of the instrument, if any. 
under which the title was aCCjuired. 
41. REMOVAL OF NAME.-Whether the 
name of a person is entered in the register 
as mortgagee or licensee, such person 
may. on lodging designs form No. 7, 
have a note entered in rhe register that 
he no longer claims to be mortgagee or 
licensee, as the case may be. 
42. CHANGE OF NAME.-When the regis­
tered proprietor of a design changes his 
name, he shall make application for 
entry of such change of name on designs 
form No. 7. 
ALTERATION OF ADDRESS 
43. ALTERATION OF ADDRESS IN REGISTER.­
Every registercd proprietor of a design 
'o,\'ho alters his address or his address 
for service shall f(lTthwith apply to the 
Tt'gistr;tr on designs form No. 7 and the 
rl'gistrarshall aher t he register accordingly. 
CORRECTIONS OF CLERICAL ERROl\S 
44. Cl'RRECTION BY ArrLlCANT.- Where 
an applicant desires to correct a clerical 
error in his application, he shall lodge a 
designs form No. 7. 
45. Cl1RRECTION BY PROF!1.IETOR.- \Vhcre 
the registered proprietor of a Jesign 
desires to correct a clerical error under 
section 42 of the Ordinance, he shall 
lodge a designsforrh No. 7. CANCELLATIONS UNDER 
SECTION 42.(h) 
46. CANCEI.LATION OF DESIGN.-Where the 
rl"gistcn'd propril"tor of a (ksign desires 
to cancd his registration. he shall lodge 
a designs form No. 7. 
47. CANCELLATION BY TRUSTEE IN BANK­
RUPTCY. ETc.-Cancellation may also be 
effected hy the trustee in bankruptcy 
of the registered proprietor or. where 
the registered proprietor is a cOIll!,any in 
liquidation. by the li(luiclator or in any 
other case. where the request is made 
by a person whom the registrar Illay 
decide to be cntided to act in the nallle 
of the registered proprietor. 
DISCRETIONARY POWER 
48. HEAIUNc.-I~efon: exercising any dis­
cretionary power given to the registrar 
by the Ordinance or these rules adversely 
to any person. the registrar shall. if so 
required. hear the person who will be 
affected by the exercise of such power. 
49. ArPLlCATION FOR HEARING.-An appli­
cation for a hearing shall be made within 
one month from the date when the mat­
ter on which the registrar is called on to 
exercise discretionary power has arisen. 
50. NOTICE OF HEARING.-(I) Upon receiv­
ing such application. the registrar shalt 
give the person applying ten days' notice 
of a time when he may be heard by 
himself or his agent. 
(2.) Within five days from tilt: date 
when'such notice would be udivered in 
the ordinary course of post. the person 
applying shall notify the registrar whether 
or not he intends to be heard on the 
matter. 
51. NOTIFICATION OF DECISION.- The deci­
sion of the registrar in the exercise of 
an)' sllch discr~tionary power. as afore­
said. shall he notified to the person 
affected. 
rOWER TO DlsrENSE WITH 
EVIDENCE 
52. DISPENSING WITH EYlDENCE.- Where IP/N/l/ISRlD/2 
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under these rules any person is required 
to clo any act or thing. or to sign any 
document. or to make any declaration on 
behalf of himself or any hody. or any 
docunlcnt or evidence is required to 
be produced to. or left with. the registrar. 
or at the office. and it is shown to the 
satisfaction of the registrar that. from 
any reasonable cause. such person is 
unable to do such act or thing. or to 
sign such document. or make such 
declaration. or that such document or 
evidence cannot be produced or left 
as aforesaicl. it shall he lawful for the 
registrar and upon the production of such 
other e .... idence and subject to such terms 
as he ilia), think fit. to dispense with 
any such act or thing. uocument. decla­
ration or eviUence. 
A 1\1 END MEN T S 
53. AMENDMENT OF DOCUMENTs.-Any do­
cument or drawing or other representa­
'tion of a design may be amenued. and 
any irregularity in procedure. which in 
the opinion of the registrar. may be 
obviated without detriment to the inter­
ests of any person. may be corrected. 
if the registrar think fit. and such terms 
as he may direct. 
ENLARGEMENT OF TIME 
54. ENLARGEM ENT (IF TIME.-The time 
prescribed by these rules for doing 
any act or taking any proceeding there­
under may be enlarged by the registrar 
if he think fit. and upon such notice to 
other parties. and proceedings thereon. 
and upon such terms. as he may direct. 
and such enlargement may be granted 
though the time has expired for doing 
~ such act or taking such proceeding. 
CERTIFICATE llY REGISTRAR 
55. CERTIFICATE FOR USE IN LEGAL rRO­
CEEDINGS OR OTHER PURPOSE.- Whcre a 
certificate is required for the purpose 
of any legal proceeding. or other special 
purpose. as to any entry. matter. or other 
thing which the registrar is authorised 
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or do, the registrar may. on the lodging 
of a designs form No. 7, give such 
certificate, which shall also specify on 
the face of it the purpose for which it 
has been issued as aforesaid. 
56. [Repealed hy the Designs (Amend. 
ment) Rules. 5712-1952.1 
REGISTER OF DESIGNS AND 
INSPECTION OF REGISTERED 
DESIGNS 
Si. RE(;ISTERING DESIGN.- When a design 
is accepted. there shall be entered in the 
register. in addition to the particulars 
prescribed by the Ordinance, such other 
particulars as the registrar may deem 
necessary. 
SS. [NSPECTI(lN OF REGISTERED DESIGN.­
The period under sect ion 35 of the Ordi­
nance during which a design sh;t11 not 
be l.pen to ir~spectioT\. exc<:p~ as provided 
in that section. shall be two years from 
the date of the original registration there­
ot. 
CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION 
Of DESIGNS UNDER SECTION 36 
59. C. .... NCELLATION OF REGISTRATION OF 
DESIGNS UNDER SECTION 3G.-(I) An 
application for the cancellation of the 
registration of a design under section 36 
of the Ordinallce shall be made on designs 
form No. 5. 
(2.) Such application shall be accom­
panied by a copy and a statement in 
duplicate setting out fully the nature 
of the applicant's interest and the facts 
upon which he bases his case and the 
relief which he seeks. 
(3) Copies of the arplication and the 
statement of case shall be transmitted 
by the registrar to the registered pro­
priecor. 
60. COUNTERSTATEMENT.-lf the register­
ed pwprietor i? tlcsirous of opposing 
the application, he shall, within one 
month of the receipt of such copies or 
such further tirne as the registrar may 
allow, leave at the office a counter-sta-tement fully setting out the grounds on 
which the application is to be opposed and, 
on so leaving, shall delivci' to the appli­
cant a copy thereof. 
61. ApPLICANT'S EVlDENCE.- The applicant 
shall, within one month from the deli,·cry 
of such copy or within such further time 
as the registrar may allow, leave at the 
office evidence by way of a sworn decla­
ration in support of his case and, on so 
leaving. shall deli\'er co the registered 
proprietor a copy thereof. 
62. PROPRIETOR'S EVIDENCE AND EVIDENCE 
IN ItEPLY.-(I) Within one month from 
the delivery of such copy or such further 
time as the registra.r may allo .... ·, the 
proprietor may leave at the office sworn 
declarations in answer and, on so Icaving, 
shall deliver to the applicant a copy 
thereof. 
(2) Within one month from such deli­
very or within sllch further time as the­
registrar may a1low. the applicant may 
leave at the office sworn declarations in 
reply and, on so leaving. shall deliver to 
the proprietor a copy thereof. 
(3) Such last mentioned declarations 
shall be confined to matters strictly in 
reply. 
62A. PERIODS IN RESPECT OF FOREIGN 
RESIDENTS.-lf the proprieror or applicant 
is a foreign resident, the periods mention­
ed in section 60, 6, and 62 shall, in his 
respect, be two months. 
63. CLOSING OF EVIDENCE.-No further 
evidence shall be left on either side 
except by .leave or requision of the 
registrar. 
64. HEARING.-(I) On completion of the 
evidence, or at such other time as he 
roa y sec fit, the registrar shall appoint 
a time for the hearing of the case ancl 
give the parties ten days' notice at least 
of such appointment and, in the event of 
his deciding to take evidence viva voce 
in lieu of, or in aJdition to, the evidence 
by declaration or to allow any decla­
rant to be cross-examined on his decla­
ration,· he may require the attendance J 9. For certifying copies. for each 
page ........... . 
::'0. For certifying office copies. 
manuscript or printed. for 
each page . . . . . . . . . 
::. J. On submission of a notice of 
appeal undn ruk 2 vf thl' 
Patents and Designs (Procedurt· 
before Apreals Committee) 
Rules. 571 2-195l . . . . . . 
2.l. On submissi()11 (If a claim uncler 
rule l of the Patents and De­
signs (Procedure before Com­
pensation and Royalty Com­
mittee) Rules. 5712-1952 ... 
THE THIRD SCHEDULE 
(Rule 6) 
CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS 
Class 1. Articles composed wholly of me­
tal (It in which me:tal predominates. and 
jewellery. 
Class 2. Books and bookbinding of all 
materials. 
Class 3. Articles composed wholly of 
wood. bone. ivory, rapier mache or 
other solid substances not included in 
orher classes or of materials in which 
such substances predominate. IP/N/1/ISRJD/2 
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Class 4. Articles composed wholly of 
glass. earthenware. or porcelain. clay 
(burnt or baked). or cement or in which 
such materials predominate. 
Class 5. Articles composed wholly of 
paper. card-board. mill-board or straw­
board (except articles included in Class 2. 
and paperhangings). or in which such 
materials predominate. 
Class 6. Articles composed wholly of 
leather or in which leather predominates. 
not included in other classes. 
Class 7. Paperhangings. 
Class 8. Carpets. rugs and floor coverings 
in all materials. 
Class 9. Lace. 
Class 10. Boots and shoes. 
Class 11. Millinery and wearing apparel. 
except boots and shoes. 
Class 12. Goods not included in other 
classes. 
Class 1 J. Printed or woven designs on 
textile piece goods. other than checks 
or stripes. 
Class 14. Printed or woven designs on 
handkerchiefs and shawls. other than 
checks or stripes. 
Class 15. Printed or woven designs on 
textile piece goods or on handkerchiefs or 
shawls. being checks or stripes. 