Section 82
Restriction on importation of infringing goods
(a)
that he is the registered proprietor, or the licensee having the power to file such application;
(b)
that, at a time and place specified in the application, goods which, in relation to the registered trademark, are infringing goods are expected to be imported for the purpose of trade; and
(c)
that he objects to such importation.
(2)
An application under subsection (1) shall be supported by the documents and information as determined by the Registrar relating to the goods as to enable them to be identified by the authorized officer, and together with the payment of the prescribed fee.
(3)
Upon receipt of the application under subsection (1), the
Registrar shall determine the application, and the Registrar shall within a reasonable period inform the applicant whether the application has been approved.
(4)
In determining the reasonable period under subsection (3), the Registrar shall take into consideration all relevant circumstances of the case.
(5)
An approval under subsection (3) shall remain in force until the end of the period of sixty days commencing on the day on which the approval was given, unless it is withdrawn before the end of that period by the applicant by giving a notice in writing to the
Registrar.
(6)
Where an approval has been given under this section and has not lapsed or been withdrawn, the importation of any infringing goods into Malaysia for the duration of the period specified in the approval shall be prohibited.
(7)
Upon giving his approval under subsection (3) the Registrar shall immediately take the necessary measures to notify the authorized officer.
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(8)
Where an authorized officer has been notified by the
Registrar under subsection (7), the authorized officer shall take the necessary action to prohibit any person from importing the infringing goods identified in the notice, not being goods in transit, and shall seize and detain the identified goods.