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Bare acts > Trade and Merchandise Marks Rules, 1959 > Rule 33
 
  


 

33. TRANSLITERATIONS AND TRANSI.ATION. -(1) Where a trade mark contains a word or words in characters other than Devanagri or Roman, there shall, unless the Registrar otherwise directs, be endorsed on the application form and copies thereof and on each of the accompanying representations, a sufficient transliteration and translation to the satisfaction of the Registrar of each of such words, and every such endorsement shall state the language to which the word belongs and shall be signed by the applicant or his agent.

(2) Where a trade mark contains a word or words in language other than Hindi or English, the Registrar may ask for an exact translation there of together with the name of the language, and such translation and name, if he so requires, shall be endorsed and signed as aforesaid.

 

 

 

 

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