Regulations governing use of trademark are mandatory
Question and options
Regulations governing use of trademark are mandatory
- for all trademarks
- for certification trademarks alone
- for collective marks alone
- for collective and certification marks only
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - for collective and certification marks only
Regulations governing use must accompany an application for a collective mark (section 63 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999) and an application for a certification trade mark (section 71, with the regulations deposited under section 74). Ordinary trade marks need no such regulations, and the options naming only one of the two kinds leave out the other.
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