64.
Tribunal to hear appeals.
65.
Right of audience.
66.
Rules.
67.
Assessors.
68.
Time for appeals.
69.
References to Tribunal by Registrar.
70.
Registration to be prima facie evidence of validity.
71.
Certification of validity.
72.
Infringement action to be heard in High Court.
73.
Trade usage, etc., to be considered.
74.
Registrar’s appearance in proceedings involving rectification.
75.
Power of Tribunal to review decision of Registrar.
76.
Discretion of Tribunal in appeals.
77.
Procedure in cases of option to apply to Tribunal or Registrar.
78.
Security for costs and taxation of costs.
79.
Costs of Registrar.
80.
Appeals to Supreme Court.
PART XIII
PROTECTION OF REGISTERED TRADE MARKS
81.
Interpretation of Part XIII.
82.
Application of trade mark.
83.
Forgery of registered trade mark.
84.
Prohibition of forgery of registered trade marks and other acts.
85.
Prohibition of sale or importation of goods or performance of services
with forged registered trade mark.
86.
Provision for restricting importation of goods bearing registered trade
mark.
87.
Power to require information in respect of imported goods bearing
fraudulent marks.
88.
Aiding and abetting offence under this Part.
89.
Limitation of period of prosecution.
90.
Evidence.
91.
Forfeiture of goods.
PART XIV
OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
92.
Falsification of entries in Register.
93.
Penalty for falsely representing a trade mark as registered.
94.
Deceiving or influencing the Registrar or an officer.
95.
Witness giving false evidence.
96.
Penalties.
PART XV
GENERAL
97.
Convention arrangements.
98.
Power of Minister to institute actions outside Zimbabwe.
99.
Change of form of trade connection not to be deemed to cause
deception or confusion.
100. Jointly owned trade marks.
101. Lodging and authentication of documents.
102. Provisions as to fees.
103. Patent and Trade Marks Journal.
104. Power to make regulations.
AN ACT to consolidate and amend the law relating to the registration of trade marks
and certification marks; to provide for the registration and control of the practice of
trade mark agents; to protect registered trade marks against forgery; and to provide
for matters incidental to or connected with the foregoing.