Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00893:reg:5:p3
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00893
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 5 (pt 3/8)
Character Range: 350865–353492

Property (a treaty subsisting between 2 or more Convention countries), is, in accordance with the terms of that treaty, declared to be equivalent to an application made in each of those Convention countries.
 (3) For the purposes of subsection 225(2) of the Act, an application for the registration of a trade mark, being an application that is made under the Benelux Convention Concerning Trademarks done at Brussels on 19 March 1962 (being a treaty subsisting between 2 or more Convention countries), is, in accordance with the terms of that treaty, declared to be equivalent to an application made in each Convention country that is a High Contracting party within the meaning of that treaty.
 (4) For subsection 225(2) of the Act, an application, under the terms of the Treaty Establishing the European Community done at Rome on 25 March 1957, for registration of a European Community trade mark is equivalent to an application made in each Convention country party to the treaty.

21.30  Rights of registered patent attorneys
  A registered patent attorney has the same right of lien over documents and property of a client as a solicitor.

21.31  Incapacity of certain persons
 (1) If a person is incapable of doing anything required or permitted by the Act or these regulations to be done because of infancy or physical or mental disability, a court may, on the application of a person acting on behalf of the incapable person or of another person interested in the thing being done:
 (a) do the thing; or
 (b) appoint a person to do the thing;
in the name, and on behalf, of the incapable person.
 (2) A thing done in the name of, and on behalf of, an incapable person is taken to have been done by that person as if the person had not been incapable when the thing was done.

21.33  Directions not otherwise prescribed
  If the Registrar reasonably believes that it is necessary for the proper conduct of proceedings for a person to perform an act, file a document or produce evidence that the person is not required by the Act or these regulations to perform, file or produce, the Registrar may by notification to the person require him or her:
 (a) to perform the act; or
 (b) file the document; or
 (c) to produce the evidence;
that is specified in the notification.

21.34  Requirements cannot be complied with for reasonable cause
  If:
 (a) under these regulations, a person is required to do an act or thing, sign a document, make a declaration or file or give to the Registrar a document or evidence; and
 (b) the Registrar is reasonably satisfied that the person cannot comply with the requirement;
subject to