UK Statutory Instrument SI 1989/1130 United Kingdom

The Design Right (Proceedings before Comptroller) Rules 1989

Status
In Force

What it defines

Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.

25 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.art001 Citation and commencement
s.art002 Interpretation
s.art003 Proceedings in respect of a dispute
s.art004 (1) The Comptroller shall give such directions as to the...
s.art005 (1) Unless the Comptroller otherwise directs, all evidence in the...
s.art006 (1) Any party to the proceedings may appear in person...
s.art007 (1) A person who claims to have a substantial interest...
s.art008 A party (including a person made a party to the...
s.art009 After hearing the party or parties desiring to be heard,...
s.art010 Proceedings in respect of application to settle terms of licence of right or adjust terms of licence
s.art011 Rules 4, 5, 6 and 8 shall apply in respect...
s.art012 After hearing the party or parties desiring to be heard,...
s.art013 Settlement of terms where design right owner unknown
s.art014 Proceedings in respect of application by design right owner to vary terms of licence
s.art015 Rules 4, 5, 6 and 8 shall apply in respect...
s.art016 After hearing the party or parties desiring to be heard,...
s.art017 General
s.art018 (1) Any statutory declaration or affidavit filed in any proceedings...
s.art018 Any witness statement filed under these Rules shall—
s.art019 The Comptroller may appoint an adviser to assist him in...
s.art020 (1) The times or periods prescribed by these Rules for...
s.art021 For the purposes of these Rules the Patent Office shall...
s.art022 (1) The Comptroller may, in respect of any proceedings, by...
s.art023 (1) Every person concerned in any proceedings to which these...
s.art024 The fees specified in Schedule 2 shall be payable in...

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