WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION 
ORGANISATION MONDIALE DU COMMERCE 
ORGANIZACION MUNDIAL DEL COMERCIO 
Council for Trade-Related Aspects of 
Intellectual Property Rights IP/N/lIISRlT/3 
14 March 2000 
(00-1006) 
Original: English! 
anglais! 
ingles 
MAIN DEDICATED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 
LAWS AND REGULATIONS NOTIFIED UNDER 
ARTICLE 63.2 OF THE AGREEMENT 
ISRAEL 
The present document reproduces the text' of the Trademarks Regulations, 1940, as notified 
by Israel under Article 63.2 of the Agreement (see document IP/N/I/ISRlI). 
Conseil des aspects des droits de propriete 
intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce 
PRINCIPALES LOIS ET REGLEMENTATIONS CONSACREES A LA 
PROPRIETE INTELLECTUELLE NOTIFIEES AU TITRE 
DE L'ARTICLE 63:2 DE L'ACCORD 
ISRAEL 
Le present document contient le texte' du Reglement de 1940 relatif aux marques de fabrique 
ou de commerce, notifie par Israel au titre de l'article 63:2 de l'Accord (voir le 
document IP/N/I/ISRll). 
Consejo de los Aspectos de los Derechos de Propiedad 
Intelectual relacionados con el Comercio 
PRINCIP ALES LEYES Y REGLAMENTOS DEDICADOS A LA PROPIEDAD 
INTELECTUAL NOTIFICADOS EN VIRTUD DEL P ARRAFO 2 
DEL ARTicULO 63 DEL ACUERDO 
ISRAEL 
En el presente documento se reproduce el texto1 del Reglamento sobre marcas de fabrica 0 de 
comercio de 1940, notificado por Israel en virtud del parrafo 2 del articulo 63 del Acuerdo (vease el 
documento IP/N/lIISRlI). 
1 English only.! Anglais seulement.!En ingles solamente. IP/N/l/ISRlT/3 
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Short title Trade l\larks Regulations, 19401 
1. These Regulations shall he known as the Trade i\1arks Regulations, 1940. 
1 AR. 984, 1940, Schedule 2, p. (H) 192, (E) 228; 
Amendments: AR. 1006, 1940. Schedule 2, p. (H) 541, (E) 664; 
AR. 1198, 1942. Schedule 2, p. (H) 795, (E) 942; 
KT. 266, 5712 (2.5.1952), p. 802; 
KT. 291, 5712 (7.8.1952), p. 1270 [5712 (no. 2)]; 
KT. 331, 5713 (29.1.1953), p. 581; 
KT. 934, 5719 (13.8.1959), p. 1816; 
KT. 1444,5723 (3.5.1963), p. 1420; 
KT. 1731,5725 (3.6.1965), p. 2122; 
KT. 1888,5726 (2.6.1966), p. 2090; 
KT. 3361, 5735 (26.6.1975), p. 2085; 
KT. 3608, 5736 (28.10.1976), p. 216; 
KT. 4098, 5740 (6.3.1980), p. 1130; 
KT. 4168, 5741 (29.9.1980),p. 32; 
KT. 4270, 5741 (I 3.9.1981), p. 1500 [5741 (no. 2)]; 
KT. 4410, 5743 (23.9.1982), p. 21; 
KT. 4493, 5743 (10.5.1983), p. 1307 [5743 (no. 2)]; 
KT. 4537, 5744 (30.9.1983), p. 180; 
KT. 4701,5744 (13.9.1984), p. 2562 [5744 (no. 2)]; 
KT. 4917, 5746 (24.3.1986), p. 712; 
KT. 5053, 5747 (10.9.1987), p. 1272; 
KT. 5086,5748 (21.2.1988), p. 498; 
KT. 5121,5748 (21.7.1988), p. 990 [5748 (no. 2)]; 
KT. 5124, 5749 (25.12.1988), p. 286; 
KT. 5193,5749 (20.6.1989), p. 989 [5749 (no. 2)]; 
KT. 5235,5750 (21.12.1989), p. 166; 
KT. 5273,5750 (14.6.1990), p. 723 [5750 (no. 2)]; 
KT. 5314, 5751 (11.12.1990), p. 301; 
KT. 5364, 5751 (18.6.1991), p. 968 [5751 (no. 2)L 
KT. 5402, 5752 (9.12.1991), p. 500; 
KT. 5416,5752 (27.1.1991), p. 689 [5752 (no. 2)]; 
KT. 5450,5752 (16.6.1992), p. 1164 [5752 (no. 3)]; 
KT. 5486, 5753 (15.12.1992), p. 186; 
KT. 5531, 5753 (6.7.1993), p. 960 [5753 (no. 2)] 
KT. 5566, 5754 (16.12.1993), p. 271; 
KT. 5610, 5754 (30.6.1994), p. 1109 [5754 (no. 2)]; 
K.T. 5646,5755 (22.12.1994), p. 430; 
KT. 5678, 5755 (1.5.1995), p. 1401 [5755 (no. 2)]; 
K.T. 5685, 5755 (15.6.1995), p. 1544 [5755 (no. 3)]; 
KT. 5722, 5756 (14.12.1995), p. 256; 
K.T. 5764, 5756 (18.6.1996), p. 1161 [5756 (no. 2)]; 
KT. 5799, 5757 (17.12.1996), p. 222; 
KT. 5814,5757 (27.2.1997), p. 443 [5757 (no. 2)]; 
K.T. 5834, 5757 (10.6.1997), p. 855 [5757 (no. 3)]; 
KT. 5865,5758 (10.12.1997), p. 126; 
K.T. 5907,5758 (22.6.1998), p. 963 [5758 (no. 2)]; 
K.T. 5944,5759 (30.12.1998), p. 225. Interpretation IPINIllISRlT/3 
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2. In these Regulations, the following tenns shall have the meanings set out beside them, 
unless the context requires otherwise: 
"Agent" - a patent agent registered in the Patents Agents Register in accordance with the 
Patents Agents Register Regulations, 1938, or an advocate whose place of business is in 
Israel; 
"Trade mark" -including a service mark, consent mark and group mark, in the absence of 
any provision to the contrary; 
"Office" means the Trade Marks, Patents and Designs Office, Jerusalem; 
"the Ordinance" means the Trade Marks Ordinance, 1938; 
Fees 
Fees 
3. (a) The fees to be paid in accordance with the Ordinance shall be those fees set out in 1he 
First Schedule to these Regulations. 
(b) The fees under these Regulations shall be paid at the Postal Bank in the manner set down 
by the Registrar; a copy of the receipt from the Postal Bank, together with a notice of the 
destination ofthe fee and the mattcr to which it relates shall be provided to the Rcgistrar. 
Linkage to index [Amendment 5757 (no. 2)] 
3A. (a) The sums in the First Schedule will be altered on 1 January and 1 July in every year 
(hereinafter: the "date of alteration") in accordance with the rate at which the new index has 
risen in comparison with the base index; for the purposes of this clause -
"index" -the consumer price index published by the Central Bureau of Statistics; 
"the new index" ~ the index published in the month preceding the month before the date of 
alteration; 
"the base index" -the index published in the month preceding the month before the previous 
date of alteration. 
(b) The sum altered in accordance with the provisions of sub-clause (a) shall be rounded­
(i) if greater than 10 NIS, to the nearest 1 NIS, sums of 0.5 NIS shall be rounded up; 
(ii) if less than 10 NIS, to the nearest 10 Agorot. 
(c) The Registrar of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks shall publish the First Schedule, as 
may be amended following the provisions of this clause, in Reshumot. 
Forms 
Forms 
4. The forms refelTed to in these Regulations shall be those set out in the Second Schedule 
to these Regulations, and such forms shall serve in all cases in which they apply, and may be 
amended by the Registrar so as to be adapted to other cases. 
Classification of Goods and Re-Classification of Goods Already Registered 
Classification of Goods 
5. (1) (a) For the purposes of the registration of trade marks effected prior to the date on 
which these Regulations came into effect, goods are classified in the manner set out in the 
Third Schedule to these Regulations, unless some specification has been converted and made 
compatible with the FOUlth Schedule to these Regulations in accordance with paragraph (2) 
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(b) For the pUlposes of the registration of trade marks effected after the date on 
which these Regulations came into dTcct and for the purposes of all such registnltions 
effected-prior to that date but in respect of whicl~ specifications have been converted in 
accordance with paragraph (2) of this clause, goods are classified in the marmer set out in the 
F01ll1h Schedule to these Regulations, 
Application by registered owner to convert item proposed by Registrar 
(2) Where the specifications of a registered trade mark are based upon the Third Schedule 
to these Regulations, the registered owner may apply to the Registrar using the prescribed 
fonn and request to conve11 the specification in such a manner so as to be able to base such 
specification on the Fourth Schedule to these Regulations whether by avoiding some good 
from the specifications or not, but so that the original date of registration will remain as such. 
The Registrar will thereafter provide the registered owner with an proposal in writing, in 
accordance with sec. 28(3) of the Ordinance, setting out the manner in which, in the 
Registrar's opinion, the Register must be amended. Two or more registrations of a trade 
mark in respect of a good included in the same class of the Fourth Schedule to these 
Regulations having the same date of registration may be merged after conversion in 
accordance with this paragraph. 
Publication of proposal and objection 
(3) Proposals for amendment made in accordance with sec. 28(3) shall be published in 
Reshumot and notices of objection shall be given in the prescribed f01ID within one month of 
the date of publication, together with a copy of the notice and a notice in two copies showing 
the manner in which the proposed conversion contravenes sec. 28(3). The Registrar shall 
send the duplicate copies to the registered owner immediately who may, within one month 
after receiving such duplicate copies, send the Registrar a contrary notice detailing the 
reasons for disagreeing with the objection, and should he do so, he shall also deliver a copy 
of such notice to the party that raised the objection. The Registrar may then demand or take 
evidence relating to the questions remaining in dispute, and prior to making a decision in the 
matter, may give the parties the possibility to make their claims in the matter, should one or 
other of them so desire. 
Convers ion of specifications: resulting registration 
(4) Where a proposal to convert a specification is published in accordance with paragraph 
(2) of this clause, and no objection has been filed, unless a decision has been made in respect 
of an objection and pennission has been granted to covert the specification, the Registrar 
shall register all particulars in the register as are required to give effect to the conversion in 
accordance with the proposal as published, or in accordance with an amended proposal, if 
amended after the filing of an appeal in which those particulars were registered. For the 
pUlposes of making a decision in the matter of the future renewal of any particulars stemming 
from that, in accordance with sec. 21 of the Ordinance, the expression "end of time of the 
last registration" shall refer to the date to which it would have referred in respect of the 
registration prior to the conversion. 
Documents 
Documents, size, etc. 
6. Subject to any other orders made by the Registrar, all applications, notices, notifications 
and other documents which are to be delivered or sent to the Registrar under the Ordinance 
or under these Regulations shall be written on strong white paper, of approximately 13 inches 
in size, with a margin of no less than one and a half inches on the left hand side. Delivel}' by mail IP/N/l/ISRlT/3 
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7. (1) Any application, notification, notice or any document required or pennitted to be 
deliverea, addressed or given to the office or to the Registrar or to any other person may be 
sent by mail and any document so sent shall be considered as having been delivered on the 
date that the letter enclosing such would have been delivered in any event by means of 
ordinary mail. 
vVhen an address is considered as suffiCient 
(2) Any ktter addressed to the address of the registered owner of a trade mark or to his 
address for the delivery of documents, as noted in the register, or a letter addressed to any 
person requesting the registration of a trade mark, or to any person objecting to such 
registration, in accordance with the address appearing on the application or on the letter of 
objection, or in accordance with the address provided for the purpose of delivery as set out in 
clause 9, shall be considered to be a letter containing a suflicient address. 
Address to be complete 
8. Where a person must provide the Registrar with an address under the Ordinance or under 
these Regulations, the address provided must always be as complete as possible. 
Addressfor the delivery of documents [Amendments: 5713, 5725] 
9. (a) Any person seeking to register a trade mark, or a permit under sec. 19A of the 
Ordinance, or any person objecting to either such registration, and any person seeking to 
transfer a trade mark into his ownership shall notify the Registrar of an address in Israel for 
the delivery of documents and such address shall be considered as that person's address for 
the purposes of the Ordinance and these Regulations provided that such person does not give 
notice of any other address in Israel for the said purpose. 
(b) For as long as an agency pennit under clause 10 is in force, the agent's address will be 
considered as that person's address for the purposes of the Ordinance and neither these 
Regulations nor sub-clause (a) shall apply, unless that person or the agent are notified 
otherwise. 
Agents 
10. (a) A person may give permission to an agent to perfonn any activity that that person may 
perfonn under the Ordinance or under these Regulations. 
(b) No more than one agent may be permitted to act on anyone matter, unless a number 
of agents who are partners or who are employed together in the same office are permitted to 
act together; however, the provisions of this clause shall not prevent more than one agent 
from appearing and making claims for anyone client if so permitted. 
(c) Where a number of agents are permitted under sub-clause (b), and those agents later 
cease working together, the agent whose address was given as the address of such agents 
shall be considered as the agent, should the granter of the permission to act or the agents 
themselves not provide notice to any other effect in this regard. 
(d) The validity of the pennission granted to an agent to act shall not expire so long as 
the pennission to act has not been cancelled by express order in this regard connected to any 
matter in respect of which the permission to act was granted, however, the Registrar is 
entitled not to recognize a power of attorney ten years after one is issued, if he sees fit to do 
so. 
Application for Registration 
Application form IP/NIlIISRlT/3 
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1 L An application to register a trade mark shall be made in the prescribed fonn as set out in 
the Second Schedule to these Regulations and must be executed by the application or his 
agent. 
Application by a partnership 
12. (1) \\'here an application for registration of a trade mark is filed by a partnership, it may 
be executed on behalf of the partnership by one or more of the partners in the partnership. 
Application by a company 
(2) Where an application is filed by an incorporated body, it may be executed by a 
director, secretary or other senior officer of such incorporated body. 
E":(ecution by agent 
(3) Any application may be executed by an agent. 
Application to be sent to the office 
13. All applications for registration of trade marks must be sent to the Registrar and must be 
addressed to the address of the Registrar. 
Confirmation of receipt of application 
14. The Registrar shall send the application a confirmation of receipt of the application upon 
or following its receipt. 
Application to include drawing of the mark 
15. (1) Any application for the registration of a trade mark must include a drawing of the 
trade mark, affixed to the application in the place set aside for such in the prescribed 
application fonn. Where the mark is a tlrree-dimensional mark, a drawing or picture of the 
mark shall be affixed to the application in such a way as to make it possible to see what the 
mark looks like, such drawing or picture to be affixed as aforesaid. 
Where drawing is larger than the space set aside for it 
(2) Where the drawing is larger than the above space, it shall be affixed to a sheet of 
linen or such other material that the Registrar shall consider appropriate. Part of the drawing 
shall be affixed to the space set out above, while the rest of it may be folded. 
Additional drawings [Amendments: 5723, 5725J 
16. Six additional drawings of a trade mark, on thick paper of the same size as the 
application fOlm conforming exactly with the drawing affixed to the application fonn, are to 
be sent together with every application for registration of a trade mark. 
DraWings of marks to be to scale 
17. All drawings of marks are to be to scale. 
Applications to bf; made in particular classes [Amendment: 5725J 
18. A separate application for registration of a trade mark shall be made in respect of every 
class in which registration is sought, and if one application for registration is made that 
includes goods classified in various classes, the Registrar will view the application as if it 
were an application for the registration ofthe mark in the class that in the Registrar's opinion 
most of the goods intended to be covered by the registration of the mark fall into. 
Drawings to be satisfactOlY 
19. Where any drawing of a mark does not satisfy the Registrar, he may require that another 
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20. (1) Where it is impossible to provide a sketch or other drawing or example as set out 
above, an example or copy of the trade mark may be sent, whether in its ordinary size or 
reduced, in such a form as the Registrar may find convenient. 
(2) Similarly, the Registrar may, in exceptional cases, place an example or copy of a 
trade mark which could not be comfortably viewed in a standard manner, and may make a 
notation of such in the Register in such manner as he sees fit. 
Translation o/words that are not in one a/the official languages 
21. \\'here a trade mark contains a word or words that are not written in Hebrew or in Arabic, 
the Registrar may require an exact translation of that word or of those words, and should the 
Registrar so require, the translation shall be signed and confirmed by the applicant or his 
agent. 
Registration o/marks registered overseas [Amendment: 5725J 
21A. (a) An applicant for the registration of a trade mark registered as a trade mark in its 
country of origin in accordance with the provisions of sec. llA of the Ordinance shall notify 
of such in the application form, and shall make a copy of the certificate of registration of the 
trade mark in its country of origin available to the Registrar, approved by the appropriate 
authority in such country, together with a certified translation of it into an official language 
if written in any other language. 
(b) An application of this type may be filed at any time prior to the receipt of the trade 
mark. 
Application to register a mark based on priority [Amendment: 5725J 
2lB. A person seeking to register a trade mark by virtue of priority under the provisions of 
sec. 41 or 41A of the Ordinance shall give notice of such in the application fonn and shall 
make available to the Registrar, no more than three months after filing the application, a 
copy of the first application filed in the foreign or Union country, approved by the 
appropriate authority in such country together with a certified translation of it into an official 
language if written in any other language. 
Procedures upon Receipt of Application 
Searches [Amendments: 5743(No. 2), 5748J 
22. (a) Upon receipt of the application for registration, the Registrar shall order a search of 
trade marks and applications pending in order to discover whether marks for the same goods 
or the same description of goods identified with the mark sought to be registered, or similar 
enough to it to be misleading, are registered in the Register. 
(b) The search referred to in sub-clause (a) shall be perfonned in respect of all 
applications for registration in accordance with the order of filing of applications with the 
office. 
(c) An applicant who provides a reasonable explanation for such may file a reasoned 
application for the search of a site and may attach to such a copy of the receipt for payment 
of the set fee. 
Acceptance 
23. When the search is undertaken, if the Registrar is of the opinion, based on hearing the 
application and all of the evidence that the application adduces or seeks to adduce, that there 
is no objection to the registration of the mark, the Registrar may accept the application, IPINIllISRlT/3 
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whether unconditionally or subject to such conditions, amendments, variations or limitations 
as he sees fit to impose and as shall be notified to the applicant in writing. 
Legal procedures in applications ';j!here reasons for non-acceptance come to light 
[Amendments: 5712,5725] 
24. (a) \\There, after the search pursuant to clause 22 and pelUsal of the application and all 
evidence adduced or sought to be adduced by the applicant, reasons come to light for the 
disqualification of the mark from being registered, a notice in writing of such reasons shall be 
sent to the applicant. 
(b) When: the applicant does not, within three months from the date ofthe notice referred 
to in sub-clause (a), ask to make claims before the Registrar or does not file a detailed 
response in writing within such time, the Registrar shall send a notice of non-completion of 
registration under sec. 16 ofthe Ordinance, in the fonn prescribed in the Second Schedule. 
(c) Where the applicant has not fulfilled a demand within three months from the date on 
which a notice under sub-clause (b) was sent to him, the application shall be considered to 
have been cancelled unless the Registrar extends the period of provision of a response prior 
to the end of the tIn-ee month period or unless the applicant provided reasonable justification 
for the non-cancellation ofthe application. 
Conditional acceptance [Amendments: 5712, 5725] 
25. (a) 'Where the Registrar is prepared to accept an application subject to conditions, 
amendments, variations or limitations, and t}le applicant objects to such, the applicant may, 
within three months of the date of the notice of such acceptance, request an opportunity to 
make claims before the Registrar or to file his reasoned objections within such period. 
(b) Where the applicant does not object as set out in sub-clause (a), he shall notify the 
Registrar of such in writing. 
(c) Where the applicant does not act in one of the ways set out in sub-clauses (a) or (b), 
the Registrar shall send a notice of non-completion of registration under sec. 16 of the 
Ordinance, in the fonn prescribed in the Second Schedule. 
(d) Where the applicant does not act in one of the ways set out in sub-clauses (a) or (b) 
within three months from the date of dispatch of the notice prior to the end of the three 
month period set out in sub-clause (c), the application shall be considered to have been 
cancelled, unless the Registrar extends the date for such acts or unless the applicant provided 
reasonable justification for the non-cancellation of the application. 
Registrar's decision [Amendments: 1940, 5712 (No. 2)] 
26. (1) The Registrar's decision after the said clarification, or in the absence of such 
clarifications where a reasoned written response or reasoned objections are filed and the 
applicant does not seek to make claims, shall be made available to the applicant in writing, 
and should the applicant object to such decision, he may, within one month of the date of 
decision, request that the Registrar detail the reasons for his decision in writing and provide 
details of the material that he used in coming to his decision. 
(2) Where the Registrar presents demands that the applicant does not object to, the 
applicant must fulfil them before the Registrar gives the said written notice. For the purposes 
of appeals, the date of dispatch of such a notice to the applicant shall be considered the date 
ofthe Registrar's decision. 
Waiver [Amendment: 5725] 
27. The Registrar may require the applicant to insert a notice of waiver into the application, 
to the extent that the Registrar may see fit to so require. 
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Attachments to application for registration of collective mark [Amendment: 5725J 
28. A copy of the articles of association and any other material indicating the supetvision of 
one member over the other members in a collective mark shall be attached to an application 
for registration of a collective mark. 
[Amendment 5725J 
29. (Repealed). 
Attachment of notice of reasons [Amendment: 5725 J 
30. An applicant must attach the reasons upon which the application is based to every 
application for registration of a trade mark, together with the rules on the basis of which 
permission to use the trade mark will be granted. 
Clarification 
31. When the Registrar receives an application he may require further evidence, to the extent 
that he sees fit, and should he see the need for such, he shall hear the applicant's claims, and 
shall decide whether the filing of the application is permitted, and with what terms, 
conditions, amendments or limitations. 
Publication etc. 
32. If the filing of the application is permitted, it shall be published and treated to all intents 
and purposes as an ordinary application and shall be open to objection in the same manner 
and all proceedings may be taken in respect of it as if it were an application made under sec. 
11 of the Ordinance. 
Publication of the application 
33. (1) When an application is received, the Registrar shall publish notice of it in Reshumot, 
for the period of time and in the manner that he orders; the notice shall be published at the 
applicant's expense. 
(2) If a drawing of the trade mark is not attached to the notice of an application, the 
Registrar shall set out in the notice the place or places where an example or drawing of the 
trade mark have been placed, so that any person so desiring may go and see it. 
Wooden mold or electrotype of the mark to be made 
34. (1) For the purposes of publication, the applicant may be required to make, at his 
expense, a wooden mold or electrotype of the trade mark, or several moIds or electrotypes of 
it, should such be necessary, which shall be of the size and character as the Registrar may 
order from time to time, or to create such other details or publication means for the trade 
mark as the Registrar may require. 
(2) Where the Registrar is not pleased with the wooden moId or the electrotype provided 
by the applicant or his agent, the Registrar may require a new wooden mold or electrotype 
before publishing the notice. 
Objections to Registration 
Objection 
35. Within three months from the date of publication of an application for registration of a 
trade mark in Reshumot, any person may present the office with a written notice of objection 
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Notice ofo~fection [Amendment 5725J 
36. The above notice must be set out in the fOIm prescribed in the Second Schedule to these 
Regulations, and must include the reasons upon \vhich the objection to the registration is 
based. If the objection is because the mark is similar to marks already registered in the 
Register, the objector must note the numbers of such marks and the folios of Reshumot in 
which they were published. Two copies of the objection must be attached to the notice and 
sent by the objector to the applicant. 
Notice in opposition [Amendment: 5725J 
37. Where the applicant wishes to oppose the objection, he must deliver a written notice in 
opposition to the office, within two months after receipt of the copy above, in the prescribed 
form, detailing the reasons for which he opposes the objection, and at the same time, he must 
deliver two copies of the notice in opposition to the objector. The applicant must also detail 
the t:1cts set out in the notice of objection to which he admits. 
Evidence in support of objection [Amendment 5725 J 
38. The objector must deliver to the office all evidence that he desires to adduce, within two 
months after the date of delivery of the copy of the notice in opposition, in the iOlUl of 
declarations under oath, in support of his objection, and he must deliver copies of such 
evidence to the applicant. 
Evidence in support of application [Amendment 5725J 
39. Where the objector does not deliver any evidence, he is considered to have waived his 
objection, unless the Registrar orders otherwise, and where he does deliver evidence, the 
applicant must, within two months of the date of delivery of the copies of the declarations, 
deliver to the oftice all evidence that he desires to adduce, in the form of declarations under 
oath, and he must deliver copies of such evidence to the objector. 
Evidence in response by objector [Amendments: 5712 (No. 2), 5725J 
40. In response to such, the objector may, within two months of the delivery of copies of the 
applicant's declarations, deliver to the office evidence by way of declaration under oath, and 
he must deliver a copy of such to the applicant. This evidence shall be reduced only to 
matters that comprise a response. 
[Amendment 5725J 
40A. (Repealed). 
Further evidence 
41. No party may adduce further evidence, however, in any case before the Registrar, the 
Registrar may, at any time, should he see fit, grant the applicant or the objector permission to 
adduce any evidence upon whatever conditions he sees fit, whether as to costs or any other 
matter. 
Exhibits 
42. Where exhibits are attached to the declarations filed in the objection, copies or printouts 
of such exhibits must be delivered to the other party, and when it is impossible to make such 
copies or printouts easily, the original exhibits sent to the office must be made available for 
viewing. During the clarification stage, the original exhibits must be displayed unless the 
Registrar orders otherwise. 
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43. Where mention is made in a notice or declaration filed in respect of an objection of a 
document not written in Hebrew or Arabic, a celtified copy of such document must be 
presented in two copies. 
Clarification 
44. After the evidence has been heard, the Registrar must fix a time for clarification of the 
claim and he must provide the palties, at least ten days in advance, with a notice of the time 
set down above. The two parties must notify the Registrar of whether they wish to make 
claims before him. The Registrar may refuse to hear the claims of a party that did not notify 
him of such prior to the date of clarification. 
Registrar's decision 
45. After hearing the claims of one or all parties desiring to make claims, the Registrar shall 
hand down his decision in the suit and shall advise the parties of his decision, and if neither 
party wishes to make claims, the Registrar shall hand down his decision without hearing 
claims. 
Costs of hearing where applicant does not oppose oNection 
46. Where the applicant does not oppose the objection, when the Registrar comes to decide 
whether to award costs of the hearing in favor of the objector, he must look into the question 
of whether the matter could have been prevented had the objector provided the applicant 
with a sufficient notice prior to filing the objection. 
Non-Completion of Registration 
Non-provision of response [Amendment 5725] 
47. Where a person does not respond to a requirement of the Registrar not dealt with under 
clauses 24, 25 or 27, within the time period determined for the said requirement, and in the 
absence of any such determination within one month of the date of the requirement, the 
Registrar shall give notice to the applicant of non-completion of registration under sec. 16 of 
the Ordinance, in the form prescribed in the Second Schedule. Where the applicant does not 
respond within three months of the date of such notice, the application will be considered to 
have been abandoned, unless the Registrar grants an extension for the provision of a response 
for such reasons as he may set down in writing, prior to the end of the tlu'ee month period. 
Notation on the Register 
Notation on the register 
48. (1) Three months after the date of publication of any application in Reshumot, the 
Registrar shall, as soon as possible, note the trade mark on the Register, subject to any 
objection and decision regarding any objection, and after the payment of the set fee. 
(2) The Register shall note the date of registration, the goods in respect of which the 
trade mark is registered and any details mentioned in sec. 3 of the Ordinance, together with 
details of the trade, business, profession, or occupation of the owner of the trade mark, and 
any details that the Registrar considers necessary. 
Procedure where applicant dies prior to registration of mark 
49. Where the applicant for registration of a trade mark dies after the date of application and 
prior to tile date of registration in the requested Trade Marks Register, the Registrar may, 
after the fixed publication time has passed, and if he becomes aware that the applicant has 
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heu ofthat ofthe deceased applicant, after that person's ownership of the business has been 
proven to the Registrar's satisfaction. 
Certificate of registration 
50. After a trade mark is registered, the Registrar shall provide the applicant with a 
certificate in the prescribed fonn. 
Renewal of Registration 
Renewal of registration [Amendments: 5746, 5748] 
5l. (1) At any time, and no later than three months before the end of the last time for 
registration of a trade mark, the owner of the mark or a person acting on his behalf may file 
an application to renew the registration of the mark, in the prescribed fonn. 
Fees 
(2) A copy of the receipt for payment of the set renewal fee must be attached to the 
application. 
Execution of application 
(3) The applicant must sign his name and note his address on the application, and if an 
application is filed by a person who is not the registered owner, the Registrar shall be entitled 
to request that that person provide him within one month with confilmation of payment of the 
fee, signed by the registered owner, and if no such confinnation is sent, the Registrar may 
return the fee and treat it as unreceived. 
Notice of receipt of renewal fee 
(4) Where the Registrar does not demand confinnation as above, he shall advise the 
registered owner, according to his registered address, of receipt of the fee, that the fee has 
been received and that the registration will be renewed on the appropriate date. 
Notice prior to removal of trade markfram register [Amendments: 5725,5746, 5748] 
52. (1) Where no application for renewal is filed, the Registrar shall send a notice in the 
prescribed fonn to the owner of the trade mark at its registered address; such notice as 
aforesaid shall be sent no later than one month and no earlier than two months prior to the 
end of the last date for registration of the trade mark. 
Notice of non-payment 
(2) If at the end of the last date for registration of the trade mark the renewal fee has not 
been paid, the Registrar shall immediately publish this fact in Reshumot and if, within seix 
months of the date of publication of such notice, an application for renewal is received 
together with payment of the renewal fee and the set fee for delay, the Registrar may renew 
the registration without removing the trade mark from the Register. 
Removal of trade rnarkfrom the Register [Amendments: 5725, 5746] 
53. (1) Where six months have passed following the date of publication of the notice, and the 
set fees have not been paid, the Registrar may remove the mark from the Register as of the 
last date for registration, however, where the renewal fee and the renewed validity fee are 
paid later, the Registrar may re-enter the mark in the Register should he be of the opinion 
that it would be right to do so, under such conditions as he may see fit to impose. 
(2) Where a trade mark is removed from the Register, the Registrar must ensure that a 
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54. A notice of the renewal of registration shall be sent to the registered owner and the 
rene\val ~hall be published in Reshumot. 
Transfer 
Application to register transfer etc. [Amendment: 5725] 
55. Where a person becomes entitled to a registered trade mark by virtue of a transfer or any 
other legal act, such person must file an application with the Registrar in the prescribed fOlm 
to register such rights. 
Details to be provided in the application 
56. The said application must contain the name, address and description of the person claim 
the right in the mark, together with complete details of the document under which the claim 
is made, where such a document exists, and such document is to be made available to the 
Registrar for perusal. 
Copies of documents 
57. The Registrar may demand, in any event, a certified copy of any document filed with 
him for his perusal which is filed to prove rights in a mark. 
Claim attached to application [Amendment: 5725] 
58. (1) Where the applicant does not claim a right on the basis of any document or other 
piece of writing on his part containing proof of his rights, unless the Registrar rules 
otherwise, such person must file, whether together with the application or after filing the 
application, a special notice of his rights, and in such notice, the applicant must provide full 
details ofthe facts on which his claim for ownership of the trade mark is based. 
(2) Where the Registrar so demands, a declaration under oath shall be attached to the 
prescribed form. 
Proof ofrights [Amendment: 5725] 
59. In any event, the Registrar may demand any person seeking to register as owner of a 
trade mark to provide proof or additional proof of rights of ownership. 
Notation on the Register 
60. Where the applicant's right becomes apparent to the Registrar, the Registrar shall register 
the applicant as owner of the trade mark, and shall note on the Register such details as he 
shall see fit having regard to the document on the basis of which the right is acquired, where 
such a document exists. 
Applications Under Section 19(2) of the Ordinance 
Applications under sec. 19(2) of the Ordinanr;e [Amendment: 5725] 
61. (1) Any application made to the Registrar under sec. 19(2) of the Ordinance shall be 
drafted in the prescribed form and shall have a copy of the receipt of payment of the set fee 
attached to it. 
(2) A notice setting out the facts in respect of the trade marks, the division of which the 
Registrar is asked to permit, shall be attached to such application. 
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6L (1) Upon r~ceipt oi" such application and notice the Registrar shall investigate the facts 
and may request the adduction of such evidence that he may view as necessary in respect of 
such application. 
(2) Prior to deciding on the matter, the Registrar shall provide the parties or their 
representatives, where there is a need for such, with the possibility of making their claims. 
(3) The Registrar's decision shall be given in writing. 
Notation on the Register 
63. After dividing the marks in accordance with sec. 19(2) of the Ordinance, the Registrar 
shall make a notation on the Register next to each of the registered trade marks connected 
with such division, and shall mention, in such notation, the date of decision on the basis of 
which the division was effected. 
Applications to Register Permits in a Mark 
Application to register permit [Amendments: 5725, 5748J 
63A. (a) An application to register a permit under sec. 19A of the Ordinance shall be filed in 
the form prescribed in the Second Annex, and shall be filed by the owner of the mark and the 
applicant for registration as owner of the mark, together with the documents required in order 
to show the matters set out in sec. 19(b)( 1) and together with a copy of the receipt for 
payment of the fee set out in the First Annex. 
(b) A separate application shall be filed for each mark in respect of which applications 
arc being made to grant permits and separately for each class in which such marks are 
registered. 
Examination of application to register permit [Amendment: 5725J 
63B. (1) The Registrar shall examine the application referred to in Clause 63A and the 
documents attached thereto and shall advise the applicant whether, in the Registrar's 
opinion, the permit is suitable for registration. 
(b) For the purposes of the examination referred to in sub-Clause (a), the Registrar may 
require any material that he needs, in his opinion, for the examination, and the parties shall 
provide the Registrar with such material within three months of the date of demand for such. 
Right to voice claims [Amendment: 5725J 
63C. Where the permit is, in the Registrar's opinion, unsuitable for registration, the Registrar 
shall give the parties the opportunity to make claims to him. 
Publication of acceptance of application [Amendment: 5725J 
63D. Where the Registrar accepts a permit for registration, the Registrar shall publish the 
acceptance in Reshumot at the expense of the party in receipt of the permit. 
Particulars to be registered [Amendment: 5725J 
63E. In noting the fact of the grant of a permit on the Register, the date of the registration 
and the date of the grant of the permit shall be noted thereon. The address of the owner of 
the rights and the goods in respect of which the permit was granted. 
Application to amend registration [Amendment: 5725J 
63F. An application to amend or to cancel the registration of a pemit shall be filed in the 
fOim prescribed in the Second Annex with the reasons for the application being attached 
thereto, in duplicate, together with two further copies for the owner of the mark or the holder 
ofthe permit, as the case may be. An application filed by a third party shall be filed together 
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is filed by the owner of the mark and the holder of the pennit as one, or by one of them with 
a letter of consent attached and signed by the other of them, further copies need not be 
attache<h-
Procedures in applications to amend or remove [Amendment: 5725J 
63G. The provisions ofthese regulations relating to objection procedures shall apply, mutatis 
mutandis, to hearings held in respect of the amendment or cancellation of registration. 
Change of Address 
Change of name Of' address in the Register [Amendments: 1940, 5725] 
64. Any registered owner or holder of a pelmit in respect of a trade mark who changes his 
name, address or address for the service of notices, must immediately apply to the Registrar, 
using the prescribed fOlID, to note the new address for the service of notices on the Register, 
and after payment of the set fee, the Registrar shall amend the Register accordingly. 
Applications under Section 27 of the Ordinance 
Applications under sec. 27 of the Ordinance 
65. Applications made to the Registrar under sec. 27 of the Ordinance may be filed by the 
registered owner, or if he be bankrupt, by his trustee, or if the registered owner is a company 
in liquidation, by the liquidator, and in other cases, by such person whom the Registrar may 
decide is to be the person permitted to act on behalf of the registered owner. 
Evidence 
66. Where such an application is filed, the Registrar may require whatever evidence he sees 
fit, be it by declaration on oath or in any other manner, in respect of the circumstances in 
which the application is filed. 
Publication of application 
67. Where an application for registration of a waiver or memorandum relating to a trade 
mark is filed, prior to a decision being made in the matter, the Registrar shall publish the 
application in Reshumot for one month in order to enable any person so desiring to file 
written reasons as to why he demands that the applicant not be allowed to register such 
waiver or memorandum. 
Applications under Section 24 ofthe Ordinance 
[Amendments: 5725, 5748J 
68. An application to amend a trade mark may be filed in the prescribed form together with a 
copy of the receipt of payment ofthe set fee and six copies ofthe mark as it is to appear after 
the amendment. 
Publication of amendment 
69. Once permission is given, the Registrar shall ensure that the application files a mold 
showing the trade mark in its amended fOIm for the purpose of publication in Reshumot, and 
immediately upon receipt of the mold, the Registrar shall publish the mark, as amended, in 
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Applications under Sections 22 and 25 of the Ordinance 
Applications to amend or to remove a trade mark from the Register [Amendment: 5725] 
70. (1) An application to amend the Register or to remove a trade mark from the Register, if 
filed with the Registrar, must be in the prescribed fonn, as set out in the Second Annex to 
these Regulations. 
(2) Two copies as well as the notice in triplicate setting out in detail the substance of the 
benefit to the applicant, the facts on which the applicant bases his claims and the amendment 
requested should be attached to such an application. 
(3) Copies of the application and the notice shall be sent immediately by the Registrar to 
the registered owner. 
Further procedure 
71. Upon filing such an application, and upon sending a copy of it to the registered owner, 
the provisions of clauses 37 through 46 shall apply, mutatis mutandis, to the claim and the 
further procedures relating to the claim shall be ananged in accordance with such provisions, 
mutatis mutandis, as if repeated. In the event of any doubt, any party may request 
instructions from the Registrar. 
Removal in the absence of response [Amendment: 5725] 
71A. (a) Where the owner of a mark does not respond to an application under clause 70 
within three months of the date of receipt of the application at the Registry, the Registrar 
s11all notify the applicant of such and the applicant shall file its evidence in the matter within 
two months of the date of such notice. 
(b) Where the applicant has filed its evidence, the Registrar shall set a time for hearing 
the applicant's claims and the Registrar shall not remove the mark unless he is convinced 
that it is just to do so. 
Intervention afthird party 
72. Any person other than the registered owner, claiming a benefit in a registered trade mark 
in respect of which an application was made under clause 67, may apply to the Registrar, 
using the prescribed form, to pennit it to intervene in the matter, and the Registrar may 
refuse or accede to the granting of permission for such, after hearing the parties in respect of 
the matter, on such tenus as the Registrar may see fit. Prior to dealing with such application 
in whatever manner, the Registrar may demand that the applicant give an undertaking to pay 
the Registrar's expenses incurred in deciding to the benefit of one of the parties under the 
circumstances. 
Jurisdiction to Hand Down Ruling 
Hearing of claims 
73. Prior to the Registrar's exercise of his jurisdiction to rule on such matters vested in him 
by virtue of the Ordinance or these Regulations, to any person's disadvantage, the Registrar 
must, if so required, hear the claims of any person hanned by the exercise of such 
jurisdiction. 
Application to make claims 
74. Any application to make claims must he filed within one month of the date on which the 
matter arose in respect of "."hich the Registrar is required to exercise his jurisdiction to rule. 
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75. (1) \Vhere such an application is received, the Registrar must provide ten days' advance 
notice to the Registrar setting out the time in which the applicant or the applicant's agent 
may make claims. 
(2) Within five days of the date on which such notice was delivered via regular mail, the 
applicant must notify the Registrar as to whether he wishes to make claims in the matter or 
not. 
Obligation to notify of Registrar's decision 
76. Any person connected to the matter must be notified of the Registrar's decision taken in 
exercise of his jurisdiction to rule. 
Publication of Amendments in the Register 
Publication of amendments and additions in Register [Amendments: 1947, 5726J 
77. Any amendment or addition to details entered in the Register relating to a trade mark 
shall be published by the Registrar in Reshumot, at the expense of the applicant. 
Search 
Application to search [Amendments: 5725, 5755 (No. 2)J 
78. (a) Where the Registrar is so requested in writing, in the prescribed form, and after the 
payment of the prescribed fee, the Registrar may order that a search be undertaken -
(1) of any kind relating to trade marks registered or the registration of which has 
been requested, which are similar to a mark sent by the applicant for the search; 
(2) for any registered trade mark of an owner of a particular mark or whose owner 
sought the registration of such mark; 
(3) of any other partiCUlar available for public inspection in the Registrar's database. 
(b) the Registrar may order that such person be advised of the results of the search: on 
condition that the Registrar shall not be in any way liable for any imprecision that may 
appear in the report or the notice of the results of the search undertaken pursuant to these 
Regulations. 
Inspection Hours 
inspection hours [Amendments: 5725, 5746J 
79. (1) The office shall be open to the public on Sunday tlU'ough Thursday, where such days 
are not holidays or holiday eves, between the hours of 08:30 and 12:30, other than those 
days officially recognized as public holidays and any days that may be listed from time to 
time on the board to be hung in a conspicuous place at the office. 
(2) Any person desiring to inspect the Register may do so at any time in which the office 
IS open. 
Authority not to Req uire Evidence 
Waiver of evidence 
80. Where any person is required under these Regulations to do any act or thing, or to sign on 
any document or to make any declaration on his own behalf or on behalf of any constituted 
body, or if any document or evidence is to be delivered to the Registrar or if any such is to 
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Registrar that for whatever reasonable conSideration such person cannot do such act or thing, 
or sign such document or make such decl,lration, or that such document or evidence cannot 
be filed-with or left with the Registrar as aforesaid, the Registrar may, after the tiling of such 
satisfactory proof, and subject to such conditions as he might see fit to impose, waive the act, 
thing, document, declaration or evidence. 
Amendments 
Amendment of documents 
81. Any document or sketch or any other drawing of a trade mark, and any procedural fault 
which the Registrar is of the opinion may be amended, may be amended without harming the 
benefit of any person if the Registrar sees fit, on such conditions and in such manner as the 
Registrar shall see fit. 
Extension of time 
82. The Registrar may, if he sees fit, extend the time set out in these Regulations for the 
doing of any act or the filing of any claim under them, after giving notjce of such to the rest 
of the parties and after any steps set out in the notice have been taken, under such tems as 
the Registrar may see fit to order. . 
Days that are not to be counted 
83. Whenever the last day prescribed under the Ordinance or under these Regulations for the 
performance of any thing falls on a day on which the office is not open, such thing may be 
perfomed on the day or days, if any other such days fall thereafter, after the day that is not 
counted. 
Certificates 
Certificates from the Registrar 
84. Where the Registrar is required to provide certification regarding any registration, matter 
or thing which he may do under the Ordinance or under any of these Regulations, other than 
under sub-sec. (2) of sec. 15 of the Ordinance, the Registrar may grant such certification 
upon receipt of an application . for such in writing, and upon payment. of the prescribed fee. 
However, every certification so granted must recite whether it may be used in legal 
proceedings or in obtaining registration overseas or for any other purpose. 
Certificates sought to be used in order to obtain registration overseas 
85. Where a certificate of registration is required in order to obtain registration overseas, the 
Registrar shall attach a copy of the mark to such certificate, and shall set out in the 
certificate such details as he sees fit relating to the registration of the mark, and he may omit 
fi'om such certificate any reference to any waiver noted on the Register. 
Declarations under Oath 
Form etc. of declarations under oath 
86. (1) Declarations under oath required under these Regulations or used in any legal 
proceedings under these Regulations shall set out the matters to which they relate using 
headings and shall be drafted in the first person and shall be divided into orderly numbered 
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(2) Any declaration under oath shall recite the description and true place of residence of 
the person making the declaration, may be \\ritten by hand, by machine, by lithograph or 
printed and shall bear the name and address of the person filing it and shall recite on behalf 
of whom it is filed. 
Making of declaration [Amendment 5712 (No. 2)] 
87. A declaration under oath required under the Ordinance or under these Regulations or to 
be used in any legal proceedings under them, shall be drafted and signed -
(1) in Israel -before a person authorized to receive a declaration under oath; 
(2) overseas -before a representative of the State of Israel authorized to receive a 
declaration under oath, or before any person authorized to receive a declaration 
under oath in such country. 
Cour1 Orders 
Court orders 
88. Where an order is made by a court in any matter under the Ordinance, the person to 
whose benefit the order was granted, or if there be more than one person, such person as the 
Registrar may detennine, must leave a certified copy of the order at the office. Thereafter, 
the Registrar may change or amend the Register if there is a need for such. 
Publication of court orders 
89. The Registrar may order the publication in Reshumot of any court order under the 
Ordinance that he sees the need to publish. 
90. The Trade Marks Regulations and the Regulation dated 30 September 1935, enacted 
under the Trade Marks Ordinance and published in the offIcial paper, folio 542, on 10 
October 1935, are hereby repealed, such repeal not to hann any thing done under such 
regulations, or any application or any other matter pending on the date of commencement of 
these Regulations. 
[Amendment: 5759] 
(a) 1. 
2. 
3. First Annex 
(Clause 3) 
Upon filing an application for the registration of a trade 
mark of one class of goods under sec. 7 of the Ordinance. 
(a) Upon filing a notice of objection, an application to 
amend the Register or an application to cancel the 
registration of a trade mark under secs. 24(a), 38 or 41 
of the Ordinance 
(b) Upon filing a notice to make claims under secs. 24(f) 
and 41(b) of the Ordinance or clause 73 of the 
Regulations 
(a) Upon filing an application to renew registration of a 
trade mark under sec. 32 of the Ordinance, renewal fee 
(b) fee for delay under clause 52(2) of the Regulations 
(c) fee for renewal of validity under clause 53(1) of the In New Shekels 
814 
582 
259 
2,067 
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4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
8. 
9. 
10. 
11. Regulations 
Upon filing an application to amend registnltion, transfer 
ownership, register or cancel authority under secs. 20, 
36(a), 37, 49(a), 51 or 52 of the Ordinance and upon 
filing an application to amend the Register where no 
other fee is prescribed 
For search regarding one mark in one class under clause 
78 of the Regulations 
For approval of anything registered (certificate or 
extract), under sec. 6(b) of the Ordinance 
Upon filing an application for extension of time under 
clause 82 of the Regulations, for every month or part 
thereof 
Upon commencement of proceedings to determine the 
rights of an applicant in respect of identical or similar 
marks, under sec. 29 of the Ordinance 
For a photocopy of any document, per page 
Upon filing an application to examine a site under clause 
22(c) ofthe Regulations 
Publication fee 801 
91 
465 
38 
52 
453 
2.50 
465 
the publication fee 
published from time 
to time in Reshumot 
(b) In this Annex, "index" -the consumer price index published by the Central Bureau of 
Statistics 
(c) The fees set out in paragraph (a) shall be paid in accordance with the following increases: 
(1) where the index published in the month of May in any given year compared to 
that published in November of the previous year has increased, the fees above 
shall increase on 1 July of that year in accordance with the increase in the index 
as aforesaid. 
(2) where the index published in the month of November in any given year compared 
to that published in May of that year has increased, the fees above shall increase 
on 1 January of the following year in accordance with the increase in the index as 
aforesaid. 
(d) The amount of the increased fee shall be rounded to the nearest New Shekel and the sum 
of 50 Agorot shall be rounded up. 
(e) The Registrar of Trade Marks at the Ministry of Justice shall publish the form of 
paragraph (a) to this Annex in Reshumot as amended due to increases in the index. 
{Amendment 5759 (No. 2)J 
Second Annex2 
Form Resh Samekh lvfem 2 
Additional Drawing of Trade Mark attached to Registration Application 
Form Resh Samekh A1em 3 
Permit to Agent 
2 The Annex contains the forms set out therein -the language of the fonus has been omitted. F olm Res h Samekh Ai em 4 
Special Application to Register Trade Mark under Section 10 
F Olm Res h Samekh M em 5 
Certificate of Registration 
FOlm Resh Samekh Mem 6 
Joint Application from Registered Owners and Transferee 
to Register Transferee as Owner of Trade Mark 
FOlmResh SamekhMem 7 
Declaration by Transferee of Grounds for Form 6 
FOlm Resh Samekh Mem 8 
FOlm Resh Samekh Mem 9 
Notice of Opposition 
FOIm Resh Samekh Mem 10 
Renewal of Registration Prior to Delivery of Notice 
FOlm Resh Samekh Mem 11 
Notice of Termination of Validity of Registration 
under Clause 52(1) of the Regulations 
FOlm Resh Samekh Mem 12 
Renewal of Registration of Trade Mark after Notice 
FOlm Resh Samekh Mem 13 
Application to Renew Trade Mark Within One Month of Publication of 
Non-Payment of Renewal Fee or Re-entry of Trade Mark in Register, 
Where Mark is Removed from Register Due to Non-Payment of 
Renewal Fee 
Form Resh Samekh Mem 14 
Certificate of Payment of Renewal Fee 
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Fonn Resh Samekh Mem 16 
Application Under Section 24 of the Ordinance to Add to a Trade Mark 
or to Amend a Trade Mark 
Fonn Resh Samekh Mem 17 
Application to Amend the Register or to Remove a Trade Mark from the Register 
Fonn Resh Samekh Mem 18 
Application for Permission to Intervene in Court Proceedings to 
Amend the Register or to Remove a Trade Mark from the Register 