(2) The registrar may include in the document such particulars
concerning the registration of the mark as the registrar deems fit and may
omit from the document reference to any disclaimers appearing in the
register, but in the last mentioned case the document shall be marked:
“For use in obtaining registration outside Uganda only”.
87.	 Person before whom declaration is to be taken.
A statutory declaration required by the Act and these Regulations, or
used in any proceedings under them, shall be made and subscribed as
follows—
(a) in the United Kingdom, before any justice of the peace, or any
commissioner or other officer, authorised by law in any part of
the United Kingdom to administer an oath for the purpose of
any legal proceeding;
(b) in any other part of the Commonwealth, before any court, judge,
justice of the peace, or any officer authorised by law to
administer an oath for the purpose of legal proceedings; and
(c) if made outside the Commonwealth, before a foreign service
officer of Uganda, a Commonwealth consul, diplomatic agent,
a notary public, a judge or magistrate.
88.	 Notice of seal or signature of officer taking declaration to prove
itself.
A document purporting to have affixed, impressed or subscribed to it or
on it the seal or signature of a person authorised by regulation 87 to take
a declaration in testimony that the declaration was made and subscribed
before that person may be admitted by the registrar without proof of the
genuineness of the seal or signature or of the official character of the
person or his or her authority to take the declaration.
89.	 Searches.
(1) A person may request the registrar to cause a search to be made
in respect of specified goods or services classified in any class of the
Third Schedule to ascertain whether any mark is on record at the date of
the search which resembles a trademark of which duplicate
representations accompany the form.
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