Supreme Court of Judicature (Intellectual Property) Rules 2022 · As enacted · Part 6 · Trade Marks Act 1998
72. Other provisions
Feedback & supportThe Registrar must transmit to the Court any document requested by the Court relating to the matter that is the subject of the appeal.
The Court must give notice of the date appointed for the hearing of the appeal to —
the Registrar;
the appellant; and
every other party to the proceedings before the Registrar.
At least 7 days’ notice must be given under paragraph (2), but the Court may direct that a shorter period of notice be given.
An appeal is to be by way of rehearing.
The evidence used on appeal must be the same as that used before the Registrar and, except with the permission of the Court, no further evidence may be given.
Subregulation 1
The Registrar must transmit to the Court any document requested by the Court relating to the matter that is the subject of the appeal.
Subregulation 2
The Court must give notice of the date appointed for the hearing of the appeal to —
the Registrar;
the appellant; and
every other party to the proceedings before the Registrar.
Subregulation 3
At least 7 days’ notice must be given under paragraph (2), but the Court may direct that a shorter period of notice be given.
Subregulation 4
An appeal is to be by way of rehearing.
Subregulation 5
The evidence used on appeal must be the same as that used before the Registrar and, except with the permission of the Court, no further evidence may be given.