Prohibition on export of unmarked or unstamped goods enforces trade mark identification and stamping compliance before export. The notification, issued under the powers of section 11 of the Customs Act, prohibits export of goods that are required by notification under the Trade Marks Act to bear an indication of country or manufacturer but have not applied such indication as specified, and also prohibits export of goods required to be stamped under the Trade Marks Act but not stamped as specified in the Trade Marks Rules, 2002.
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Prohibition on export of unmarked or unstamped goods enforces trade mark identification and stamping compliance before export.
The notification, issued under the powers of section 11 of the Customs Act, prohibits export of goods that are required by notification under the Trade Marks Act to bear an indication of country or manufacturer but have not applied such indication as specified, and also prohibits export of goods required to be stamped under the Trade Marks Act but not stamped as specified in the Trade Marks Rules, 2002.
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