Section 64: Insufficient security — Trade Marks Ordinance, 2001

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64. Insufficient security.___if security give under section 55 by the applicant who gave notice in respect of a registered trade mark under section 53 or section 61 is not sufficient to meet the expenses incurred by the Federal Government as a result of the action taken by the 1[Director General, IPR (Enforcement), Director, IPR (Enforcement) or Collector of Customs or any competent authority under the Custom Act, 1969 (IV of 1969)] under this Chapter, because of the notice, the amount of the difference in the expenses and the amount of security___ (a) shall be a debt due by the applicant to the Federal Government; and (b) shall be recovered by the Federal Government under section 202 of the Customs Act, 1969 (IV of 1969).

Effective date: 2001-01-01

Related sections

Section 63: Power of the Collector of Customs to retain control of goods Section 65: The Federal Government not be liable to loss, etc., suffered because of Section 62: Disposal of forfeited goods Section 66: Power of the Collector of Customs to make regulations Section 61: Action for infringement by licensee in relation to any seized goods Section 67: Definition of unfair competition and provisions relating thereto

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