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Schedule 2B, Part 3, paragraph 31(6)

TMA 1994
Trade Marks Act 1994 · United Kingdom

Where the declaration is that had the trade mark not been so removed or surrendered, the registration of it would have been liable to be— the seniority claimed for the relevant mark is to be treated as if it never had effect. revoked under section 46 with effect from a date prior to— where the application for registration of the relevant mark was based on an existing ITM application and there has been no claim of priority, the date of registration accorded pursuant to Article 3(4) to the international trade mark the subject of the existing ITM application; where the application for registration of the relevant mark was based on an existing request for EU extension and there has been no claim of priority, the date on which the request was recorded in the International Register pursuant to Article 3ter(2); where the application for registration of the relevant mark was based on an existing ITM application or an existing request for EU extension and there has been a claim of priority, the priority date accorded pursuant to a right of priority claimed pursuant to Article 4 of the Paris Convention; or declared invalid under section 47,

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