WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION  
ORGANISATION MONDIALE DU COMMERCE  
ORGANIZACIÓN MUNDIAL DEL COMERCIO  IP/N/1/SGP/D/3 
15 July 2009 
 (09-3504) 
Council for Trade-Related Aspects 
of Intellectual Property Rights Original:   English/ 
 anglais/  inglés 
 
  
MAIN DEDICATED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 
LAWS AND REGULATIONS NOTIFIED UNDER 
ARTICLE 63.2 OF THE AGREEMENT 
 
SINGAPORE 
  The present document reproduces the text
1 of the Registered Designs (International 
Registration) Rules 2005, as notified by Singapo re on 15 April 2009 under Article 63.2 of the 
Agreement (see document IP/N/1/SGP/4). 
 
 Conseil des aspects des droits de propriété 
intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce  
  
PRINCIPALES LOIS ET RÉGLEMENTATIONS CONSACRÉES À LA 
PROPRIÉTÉ INTELLECTUELLE NOTIFIÉES AU TITRE 
DE L'ARTICLE 63:2 DE L'ACCORD 
 
SINGAPOUR 
  Le présent document contient le texte
1 du Règlement de 2005 sur les dessins et modèles 
enregistrés (enregistrement inte rnational), notifié par Singapour  le 15 avril 2009 au titre de 
l'article 63:2 de l'Accord (voir le document IP/N/1/SGP/4). 
 
 
Consejo de los Aspectos de los Derechos de Propiedad Intelectual relacionados con el Comercio  
 
 
PRINCIPALES LEYES Y REGLAMENTOS DEDICADOS A LA PROPIEDAD 
INTELECTUAL NOTIFICADOS EN VIRTUD DEL PÁRRAFO 2 
DEL ARTÍCULO 63 DEL ACUERDO 
 
SINGAPUR 
 
 En el presente documento se reproduce el texto
1 del Reglamento de Dibujos y Modelos 
Registrados (registro internacional) de 2005, notif icado por Singapur el 15 de abril de 2009 de 
conformidad con el párrafo 2 del artículo 63 de l Acuerdo (véase el documento IP/N/1/SGP/4). 
   
                                                     
 
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REGISTERED DESIGNS ACT 
 
(CHAPTER 266) 
 
REGISTERED DESIGNS (INTERNA TIONAL REGISTRATION) RULES 
2005 
  
In exercise of the powers conferred by sections 64A and 74 of the Registered Designs Act, the 
Minister for Law, after consulting with the Inte llectual Property Office of Singapore, hereby makes 
the following Rules:  
 
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PART I  
PRELIMINARY  
1 Citation and commencement  
2 Definitions  
3 Forms  
PART II  
INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION DESIGNATING SINGAPORE  
4 Entitlement to protection  
5 Effects of protected international design (Singapore)  
6 Protected international design (Singapore) as object of property  
7 Notification of transactions  
8 Priority  
9 Examination  
10 Notification of refusal  
11 Protection  
12 Revocation  
13 False representation that design is protected  
14 Government use  
PART III  
DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION  
15 Division of international registration  
PART IV  
INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION THROUGH REGISTRY  
16 International application   IP/N/1/SGP/D/3 
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  PART V  
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS  
17 Evidence of certain matters relating to international registration  
18 Agents  
19 Burden of proving use of protected international design (Singapore)  
20 Communication of information to International Bureau  
21 Application of Registered Designs Rules  
 
 
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REGISTERED DESIGNS ACT 
 
(CHAPTER 266) 
 
REGISTERED DESIGNS (INTE RNATIONAL REGISTRATION) 
RULES 2005 
 
In exercise of the powers conferred by sections 64A and 74 of the Registered Designs Act, the 
Minister for Law, after consulting with the Inte llectual Property Office of Singapore, hereby makes 
the following Rules:    
PART I 
 
PRELIMINARY 
 
Citation and commencement 
1.—These Rules may be cited as the Registered De signs (International Registration) Rules 2005 and 
shall come into operation on 17th April 2005.  
 
Definitions  
2.—In these Rules, unless the context otherwise requires —  
 
"Common Regulations" means the Common Regul ations under the 1999 Act, the 1960 Act 
and the 1934 Act of the Hague Agreement, a dopted by the Assembly of the Hague Union 
with effect from 1st April 2004, as replaced, revised or amended from time to time;  
 "Designs Journal" means the journal by that na me published under rule 67A of the Registered 
Designs Rules (R 1);   
"Geneva Act of the Hague Agreement" means the Act, signed at Geneva on 2nd July 1999, of 
the Hague Agreement Concerning the Interna tional Registration of Industrial Designs;  
 "international application" means an application to the International Bureau for international 
registration;  
 
"International Bureau" means the Internationa l Bureau of the World Intellectual Property 
Organization;   "International Register" means the official collection of data concerning international 
registrations maintained by the International Bu reau for the purposes of the Geneva Act of the 
Hague Agreement;   "international registration" means the internati onal registration of a design effected according 
to the Geneva Act of the Hague Agreement;   
"international registration designating Singapore"  means an international registration in 
respect of which a request has been made (whether  in the relevant international application or  IP/N/1/SGP/D/3 
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  subsequently) for extension of protection to Singapore under the Geneva Act of the Hague 
Agreement;   “protected international design (Singapore)” has the meaning given by rule 11, and references 
to “protected” and “protection” shall be construed accordingly.  
 
Forms 
3.—(1)   Any reference in these Rules to a numbered fo rm shall be construed as a reference to the 
current version of the form bearing the corresponding number which is —   
(a)  described in the Second Schedule to the Registered Designs Rules (R 1); and  
 (b)  published in the Designs Journal.   
(2)   Any form may be modified on the direction of  the Registrar for use in a case other than the case 
for which it is intended.   
  
PART II 
 
INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION  DESIGNATING SINGAPORE 
 
Entitlement to protection 
4.—(1)   Subject to rule 9, an international re gistration designating Singapore shall be entitled to 
become protected in Singapore if, had the particular s of the international registration been comprised 
in an application for registration of a design under th e Act, that application would have satisfied the 
requirements for registration of a design under the Act and the Registered Designs Rules (R 1).   
 (2)   For the purpose of paragraph (1), section 11 of the Act and rules 7, 13 to 21 and 23 to 28 of the Registered Designs Rules shall be disregarded.    
Effects of protected international design (Singapore) 
5.—(1)   Subject to the provisions of these Rules, th e holder of the international registration relating to 
a protected international design (Singapore) shall have  the same rights and remedies as the registered 
owner of a registered design under sections  30, 31 and 36 to 41 of the Act.   
 (2)   Paragraph (1) shall apply subject to section 30 (5), (6) and (7) of the Act relating to acts not 
amounting to infringement of a registered design.   
 (3)   For the purposes of the application of section 30 (1) of the Act, the rights of the holder shall have 
effect from the date on which the protected intern ational design (Singapore) is to be treated as 
registered under rule 11.   
 
(4)   The remedy for groundless threats of infri ngement proceedings under section 44 of the Act 
applies to a protected international design (Singapore ) as it applies in relation to a registered design.   
 (5)   For the purposes of paragraph (4) —   
(a)  the reference in section 44 (1) of the Act to an application for registration of a design shall 
be treated as a reference to an international application relating to a protected international 
design (Singapore);  IP/N/1/SGP/D/3 
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  (b)  the reference in section 44 (2) of the Act to  the registration of the design shall be treated 
as a reference to the protection of the prot ected international design (Singapore); and  
 (c)  the reference in section 44 (4) of the Act to  a notification that a design is registered shall 
be treated as a reference to a notification th at a design is a protected international design 
(Singapore).  
 
Protected international design (Singapore) as object of property 
6.
—Sections 32 and 33 of the Act shall apply, with  the necessary modifications, in relation to a 
protected international design (Singapore) as they  apply in relation to a registered design.  
 Notification of transactions 
7.—(1)   The following are notifiable tran sactions for the purpose of this rule:  
 
(a)  the grant of a licence or sub-licence for the use of a protected international design 
(Singapore);  
 
(b)  the grant of any security interest (whether fixed or floating) over a protected international 
design (Singapore) or any right in it.  
 (2)   On application being made to the Registrar by —   
(a)  a person claiming to be entitled to an inter est in or under a protected international design 
(Singapore) by virtue of a notifiable transaction; or  
 
(b)  any other person claiming to be affected by such a transaction,   
the relevant particulars of the transacti on shall be entered in the Register.   
 (3)   An application for registration of the releva nt particulars of a notifiable transaction shall —  
 
(a)  be made in Form D9;  
 
(b)  where the transaction is the grant of a lic ence or sub-licence for the use of a protected 
international design (Singapore) —  
 
(i)  be signed by the grantor of the licence or sub-licence, as the case may be; or  
 
(ii)  be accompanied by such evidence as the Registrar considers to be sufficient 
proof of the transaction;  
 
(c)  where the transaction is the grant of any secur ity interest (whether fixed or floating) over 
a protected international design (Singapore) or any right in it —  
 
(i)  be signed by the mortgagor of the security interest; or  
 
(ii)  be accompanied by such evidence as the Registrar considers to be sufficient 
proof of the transaction; and  
 
(d)  be accompanied by the fee for the filing of Form D9 in the First Schedule to the 
Registered Designs Rules (R 1).  
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  (4)   The following are relevant transact ions for the purpose of this rule:  
 
(a)  an assignment of a protected internati onal design (Singapore) or any right in it;  
 
(b)  the making by personal representatives of an  assent in relation to a protected international 
design (Singapore) or any right in it;  
 
(c)  an order of the Court or other competent authority transferring a protected international design (Singapore) or any right in it.  
 
(5)   Until —  
 
(a)  in the case of any notifiable transaction re ferred to in paragraph (1), an application has 
been made for registration of the relevant particulars of the transaction; or  
 
(b)  in the case of any relevant transaction,  the transaction has been recorded in the 
International Register,  
 the transaction is ineffective as against a person acqui ring an interest in the protected international 
design (Singapore) in ignorance of it.    
(6)   A person claiming to be entitled to an inter est in or under a protected international design 
(Singapore) by virtue of a notifiable transaction re ferred to in paragraph (1) is not entitled to —  
 
(a)  damages or an account of profits in r espect of any infringement of the protected 
international design (Singapore) occurring after th e date of the transaction and before the date 
of the application for registration of the re levant particulars of the transaction; and  
 
(b)  compensation under section 46 of the Act in  respect of the use of the design for the 
services of the Government occurring after the date of the transaction and before the date of the application for registration of the re levant particulars of the transaction.  
 
(7)   A person who becomes the holder of the in ternational registration relating to a protected 
international design (Singapore) by virtue of any relevant transaction is not entitled to —  
 
(a)  damages or an account of profits in r espect of any infringement of the protected 
international design (Singapore) occurring after the date of the transaction and before the 
transaction is recorded in the International Register; and  
 
(b)  compensation under section 46 of the Act in  respect of the use of the design for the 
services of the Government occurring after th e date of the transaction and before the 
transaction is recorded in the International Register.  
 
(8)   In this rule, “relevant particulars” means —  
 
(a)  in the case of the grant of a licence for the use of a protected international design 
(Singapore) —   
(i)  the name and address of the licensee;  
 (ii)  where the licence is an exclusive licence, that fact;  
 (iii)  where the licence is limited, a description of the limitation; and  IP/N/1/SGP/D/3 
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(iv)  the duration of the licence if the same is, or is ascertainable as, a definite period;   
(b)  in the case of the grant of a sub-licence for the use of a protected international design 
(Singapore) —  
 
(i)  the name and address of the grantor of the sub-licence and of each person from whom he derived his ability to grant the sub-licence;  
 
(ii)  the name and address of the sub-licensee;  
 
(iii)  where the sub-licence is an exclusive sub-licence, that fact;  
 
(iv)  where the sub-licence is limited, a description of the limitation; and  
 
(v)  the duration of the sub-licence if the sa me is, or is ascertainable as, a definite 
period; and  
 
(c)  in the case of the grant of any security interest over a protected international design 
(Singapore) or any right in it —  
 
(i)  the name and address of the grantee;  
 
(ii)  the nature of the interest (whether fixed or floating); and  
 
(iii)  the extent of the security or ri ght in the protected international design 
(Singapore) secured.  
 
Priority 
8.—(1)   Subject to paragraph (2), section 12 of the Ac t shall apply so as to confer a right of priority 
in relation to the protection of an international registration designating Singapore, as it applies in 
relation to the registration of a design under the Act.   
 
(2)   The manner of claiming priority shall be de termined in accordance with the Geneva Act of the 
Hague Agreement and the Common Regulations.    
Examination 
9.—(1)   Upon receiving a notification of an inte rnational registration designating Singapore from the 
International Bureau, the Registrar shall examine whether the international registration satisfies the 
requirements for protection in Singapore set out in rule 4.    (2)   If it appears to the Registrar that the requirements for protection in Singapore set out in rule 4 are not met, he shall give notification of refusal of protection to the International Bureau.   
 
(3)   The notification of refusal shall speci fy the period within which the holder of the 
international registration may make re presentations against the refusal.   
 (4)   If the holder requires an extension of tim e to make representations, he shall file with 
the Registrar his request for an extension of time on Form D16 before the expiry of —  
 
(a)  the period specified in the notification of refusal; or  
 
(b)  any extended period previously granted by the Registrar.   IP/N/1/SGP/D/3 
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  (5)   A holder of an internationa l registration making representations shall file with the Registrar an 
address for service in Singapore in Form D1.    
Notification of refusal 
10.—(1)   A notification of refusal under rule 9 (3) shall not be given after the expiry of 6 months 
from the date of the publication of the international registration in accordance with Rule 26 (3) of the 
Common Regulations.    (2)   A notification of refusal under rule 9 (3) sha ll set out the matters required under Article 12 of the 
Geneva Act of the Hague Agreement and Ru le 18 of the Common Regulations.   
 
(3)   Where, after a notification of refusal has been given under rule 9 (2), the holder makes 
representations within the period specified in rule  9 (3) or any extended period granted by the 
Registrar, the Registrar shall, upon a final decision being made in relation to the refusal, notify the 
International Bureau of that decision.   
 
(4)   For the purposes of paragraph (3), a final decision shall be regarded as being made where —  
 
(a)  the Registrar or the Court on appeal from the Registrar decides whether the refusal shall 
be upheld or withdrawn, and any right of appeal against that decision expires or is exhausted; or  
 
(b)  the proceedings relating to the re fusal are discontinued or abandoned.  
 
Protection 
11.—(1)   A design which is the subject of an inte rnational registration designating Singapore shall be 
protected as a protected international design (Singapore) —  
 
(a)  in a case where no notification of refusal has been given to the International Bureau 
within the period of 6 months referred to in rule  10 (1), upon the expiry of that period; or  
 
(b)  in any other case, upon the Registrar notifyi ng the International Bureau under rule 10 (3) 
that a final decision has been made to withdraw the refusal of protection.  
 (2)   For the purposes of the application by these Rul es of the provisions of the Act, a design which is 
the subject of an international registration designatin g Singapore shall be treated as if it was registered 
under the Act, and shall be protected as a protected  international design (Singapore), from the filing 
date of the corresponding international application.   
 
Revocation 
12.—(1)   The protection conferred under rule 11 on a protected international design (Singapore) may 
be revoked on the application of an interested person.    
(2)   Subject to paragraphs (3), (4) and (5), section 27 of the Act shall apply, with the necessary 
modifications, in relation to the revocation of th e protection conferred on a protected international 
design (Singapore) as it applies in relation to the revocation of the registration of a registered design.    (3)   For the purposes of applying section 27 of the Act —  
 
(a)  the references in section 27 (1) and (2) of  the Act to the time after a design has been 
registered shall be treated as references to the time after a design has become protected as a 
protected international design (Singapore);  IP/N/1/SGP/D/3 
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  (b)  the references in section 27 (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5) of the Act to the revocation of the 
registration of a design shall be treated as re ferences to the revocation of the protection 
conferred on a protected international design (Singapore);   (c)  the references in section 27 (1) and (6) ( a) of the Act to the date of registration of a design 
shall be treated as references to the date  a design became protected as a protected 
international design (Singapore);   (d)  the reference in section 27 (2) ( a) of the Act to the time a design was registered shall be 
treated as a reference to the time a design beca me protected as a protected international design 
(Singapore); and  
 (e)  the references in section 27 (2) ( b) and (6) ( b) of the Act to the right in a registered design 
having expired in accordance with section 22 (1) of  the Act shall be treated as a reference to 
the protection conferred on a protected intern ational design (Singapore) having expired by 
reason that the copyright in the artistic work referred to in section 27 (2) ( a) of the Act has 
expired.   
(4)   Part VI of the Registered Design Rules (R 1)  shall apply, with the necessary modifications, to an 
application for revocation of the protection conferre d on a protected international design (Singapore) 
as it applies in relation to the revocation of a registered design.   
 
(5)   Where the protection conferred on a protected  international design (Singapore) is revoked to 
any extent —   
(a)  the Registrar shall notify the International Bureau; and  
 
(b)  the rights of the holder of the intern ational registration relating to the protected 
international design (Singapore) shall be deemed to have ceased to exist as from —   
(i)  the date of the application for revocation; or   
(ii)  if the Registrar or the Court is satisfi ed that the grounds for revocation existed at 
an earlier date, that date.   
False representation that design is protected 
13.—(1)   Section 66 of the Act shall apply, with  the necessary modifications, in relation to a 
protected international design (Singapore) as it a pplies in relation to a registered design.   
 (2)   For the purposes of applying section 66 of the Act —   
(a)  the references in section 66 (1) and (2) of the Act to a person representing that a design 
applied to any article is registered in respect of  that article shall be treated as references to a 
person representing that a design applied to any article is protected as a protected 
international design (Singapore); and  
 
(b)  the references in section 66 (3) of the Act to  a right in a registered design shall be treated 
as references to protection c onferred on a protected international design (Singapore).  
 Government use 
14.
—Part IV of the Act shall apply, with the necessary modifications, in relation to a protected 
international design (Singapore) as it appli es in relation to a registered design.   IP/N/1/SGP/D/3 
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  PART III 
 
DIVISION OF INTERNAT IONAL REGISTRATION 
 
Division of international registration 
15.—(1)   Where 2 or more designs are the subject of an international registration 
designating Singapore and, after examining the interna tional registration, the Registrar is of the view 
that protection should be refused in respect of any of those designs on the ground that the 
corresponding international application does not comply  with rule 22 of the Registered Designs Rules 
(R 1), the Registrar shall give notification of refu sal of protection to the International Bureau.   
 (2)   The holder of the international registrati on designating Singapore may apply to the Registrar 
for a division of the international registration in or der to overcome the grounds of refusal stated in the 
notification.   
 (3)   Where an international registration designatin g Singapore has been divided by the Registrar, the 
holder of the international registration may apply under section 11 of the Act for the registration of 
any design which has been the subject of the division.   
 
(4)   An application under paragraph (3) shall be —   
(a)  made within 3 months from the da te of the notification of refusal;  
 
(b)  made in Form D3; and  
 
(c)  accompanied by the fee for the filing of Form  D3 in the First Schedule to the Registered 
Designs Rules.  
 (5)   Where any design is registered in Singapore pursuant to an application under paragraph (3) —  
 
(a)  section 20 of the Act shall not apply to that design or registration; and  
 
(b)  the filing date of the corresponding intern ational application shall be treated, for the 
purposes of the Act, as the date of registration of that design.  
 
(6)   Rule 57 of the Registered Designs Rules shal l not apply to the doing of any act referred to in 
paragraph (4).     
PART IV 
 
INTERNATIONAL APPLICAT ION THROUGH REGISTRY 
 
International application 
16.—(1)   Subject to the provisions of these Rules, an international application may be made through 
the Registry.   
 (2)   The international application may be made only by any of the following persons:  
 
(a)  a person who is a national of a State that is a Contracting Party;  IP/N/1/SGP/D/3 
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  (b)  a person who is a national of a State member  of an inter-governmental organisation that is 
a Contracting Party;   (c)  a person who is domiciled in or has a habitu al residence in the territory of a Contracting 
Party; or  
 
(d)  a person who has a real and effective industrial or commercial establishment in the territory of a Contracting Party.  
 (3)   The Registrar shall not be required to  transmit the international application to the 
International Bureau unless the international application is —  
 
(a)  made in such form as may be required under the Common Regulations;   (b)  accompanied by payment of such fee as may be required under the Common Regulations 
for the filing of the international application; and  
 (c)  accompanied by payment to the Office of a transmittal fee of $150.   
(4)   The payment referred to in paragraph (3) ( b) shall comply with —  
 
(a)  such general requirements as may be specifi ed in the practice directions issued by the 
Registrar; and   (b)  such other requirements as the Registrar ma y, in any particular case, specify in a written 
notice to the applicant.  
 
(5)   In this rule —   
"Contracting Party" means any State or inter- governmental organisation which is a party to 
the Geneva Act of the Hague Agreement;   
"territory of a Contracting Party" means —    
 
(a)  where the Contracting Party is a State, the territory of that State; or   (b)  where the Contracting Party is an inte r-governmental organisation, the territory in 
which the constituent treaty of that inter-governmental organisation applies.  
  
PART V 
 
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS 
 
Evidence of certain matters relating  to international registration 
17.—(1)   In all legal proceedings relating to a protected international design (Singapore), the 
registration of a person as the holder of the inte rnational registration relating to a protected 
international design (Singapore) shall be prima faci e evidence of the validity of that international 
registration and of any subsequent assignm ent or other transmission of it.   
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  (2)   Judicial notice shall be taken of —  
 
(a)  the Geneva Act of the Hague Ag reement and the Common Regulations;  
 (b)  a copy of an entry in the International Re gister issued by the International Bureau; and  
 
(c)  a copy of the Bulletin publis hed by the International Bureau.  
 (3)   Any document referred to in paragraph (2) ( b) or ( c) shall be admissible as evidence of any 
instrument or act of the International Bu reau referred to in the document.   
 
(4)   Evidence of any document issu ed by the International Bureau, or of any entry in or extract from 
such a document, may be given in any legal proceedi ngs by the production of a copy thereof, and such 
a copy shall be received in evidence.    
(5)   In this rule, “legal proceedings” in clude proceedings before the Registrar.   
 
Agents 
18.
—Any act required or authorised under these Rul es to be done by or to a person in connection 
with —  
 
(a)  a request for protection of a design as a protected international design (Singapore); or  
 
(b)  any procedure relating to a protected international design (Singapore),   
may be done by or to an agent authorised by that person orally or in writing.   Burden of proving use of protected international design (Singapore) 
19.
—If in any civil proceedings relating to a protect ed international design (Singapore), a question 
arises as to the use to which the design has been  put, the holder of the international registration 
relating to the design shall bear the burden of showing what use has been made of it.   
Communication of information to International Bureau 
20.
—Notwithstanding any written law or rule of law, the Registrar may communicate to the 
International Bureau any information which Singap ore is required to communicate under these Rules, 
the Geneva Act of the Hague Agre ement or the Common Regulations.  
 
Application of Registered Designs Rules 
21.—(1)   Except as otherwise provided in these Rul es, the Registered Designs Rules (R 1) shall 
apply, with the necessary modifications, in rela tion to an international registration designating 
Singapore and to a protected international design (Singapore) as they apply in relation to an 
application for registration of a design and to a registered design.    (2)   The provisions of the Act and the Registered  Designs Rules relating to costs and security for 
costs and to evidence before the Registrar shall a pply in relation to proceedings under these Rules in 
the same manner as they apply in relation to pro ceedings relating to a registered design or an 
application for registration of a design.    (3)   For the avoidance of doubt, rules 7, 13 to 21, 23 to 29, 31 to 39, 67 and 68 of the Registered Designs Rules do not apply to an inte rnational registration designating Singapore or a 
protected international design (Singapore).   
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  Made this 30th day of March 2005.   
 
LIEW HENG SAN 
Permanent Secretary, 
Ministry of Law, 
Singapore . 
 
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