Reallocation of adjudicative functions: tribunal and Appellate Board roles moved to Registrar or High Court, altering procedure. The Bill reallocates adjudicative and appellate functions under the Trade Marks Act, 1999 by substituting references to the tribunal and Appellate Board with the Registrar or the High Court, revises the meaning of 'prescribed' to distinguish High Court rules, omits multiple tribunal and Appellate Board sections, standardizes the Chapter heading as 'APPEALS,' and bars former Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and members from appearing before the Registrar after ceasing office.
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Reallocation of adjudicative functions: tribunal and Appellate Board roles moved to Registrar or High Court, altering procedure.
The Bill reallocates adjudicative and appellate functions under the Trade Marks Act, 1999 by substituting references to the tribunal and Appellate Board with the Registrar or the High Court, revises the meaning of "prescribed" to distinguish High Court rules, omits multiple tribunal and Appellate Board sections, standardizes the Chapter heading as "APPEALS," and bars former Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and members from appearing before the Registrar after ceasing office.
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