S.I. No. 157/1967 - Merchandise Marks Commission (Proceedings) Regulations, 1967.

1. A detailed description of the class of goods to which the submission relates identified as far as possible by reference to the current Customs and Excise Tariff of Ireland published by the Revenue Commissioners.

2. The broad grounds on which the submission is made.

3. The particular reasons for

(

o

) a restriction on sale order;

(

b

) a restriction on importation order;

(

c

) both such orders;

as the case may require.

4. The form or alternative forms of an indication of origin suitable for use in relation to the goods to which the submission relates.

5. The manner in which an indication of origin should be borne by the goods to which the submission relates.

DATED this 16th day of June, 1967.

N. C. MAGUIRE,

A. Ó COINEÁIN,

M. J. FLETCHER.

6. (1) The Commission shall give to each person whose attendance it requires for the purpose of having any evidence tendered in accordance with these regulations, notice in writing of the date on which the Commission will hear such evidence, and such notice shall be delivered at or posted to the address of such person at least four clear days before such date.

(2) The notice to be given by the Commission under the immediately preceding paragraph may be dispensed with in respect of persons who are in attendance before the Commission, and receive verbal notice of the date on which they are required to give evidence.

7. The Merchandise Marks Commission (Proceedings) Regulations, 1932 (

S.I. No. 49 of 1932

), are hereby revoked.

SCHEDULE.

PARTICULARS TO BE FURNISHED IN SUBMISSIONS MADE TO THE COMMISSION.

S.I. No. 157 of 1967.

MERCHANDISE MARKS COMMISSION (PROCEEDINGS) REGULATIONS, 1967.

The Merchandise Marks Commission in exercise of the powers conferred on it by

section 3

of the

Merchandise Marks Act, 1931

(No. 48 of 1931), hereby makes the following regulations