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Section 22, The Trade Marks Act, 2014
Status not yet checkedThe Trade Marks Act, 2014, Sierra Leone
(1) A person aggrieved by the non-insertion, omission,an error or defect in respect of an entry in the register or by an entry
that wrongly remains on the register may apply to the Registrar to
make, expunge or vary the entry but an application for rectification
may not be made for any matter that affects the validity of the
registration of the trade mark.
(2) Where proceedings have commenced before the
Tribunal concerning a trade mark, the application for rectification of
the register shall be made to the Tribunal.
(3) Where an application for rectification is made to the
Registrar, the Registrar may refer the application to the Tribunal at
any stage during the proceedings before the Registrar.
(4) Where there is fraud in the registration, assignment
or transmission of a registered trade mark, the Registrar may apply to
the Tribunal for rectification.
(5) A rectification order from the Tribunal shall direct that
notice of the rectification be served in the prescribed manner on the
Registrar who shall comply with the notice.
(6) A registered owner or any person authorised by the
owner may apply to the Registrar–
(a) to correct an error or enter a change in the
name, address or description of the registered
owner of a trademark in the register;
(b) to cancel the entry of a trade mark in the
register;
(c) to strike out any goods or classes of goods
from those in respect of which a mark is
registered; or
(d) to enter a disclaimer or memorandum relating
to a trade mark which does not extend to the
rights given by the existing registration of
the trade mark.
(7) A licensee of a trade mark may correct in the register
an error or enter a change in the name, address or description of the
registered owner with the written consent of the owner.
Trade Marks
Registry
Rectification
or correction
of register.
Register of
trade marks.
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