Act 17 Trademarks Act 2010 (b) shall advertise the assignment in the form and manner and within the period as the registrar may direct. (9) A person aggrieved by the decision of the registrar under this section may appeal to court. (10) For avoidance of doubt, the owner of a trademark may licence another person to use his or her trademark. (11) The rights to a trademark shall be subject to transmission to the personal representative of the owner on his or her death. 32. Certain trademarks to be associated so as to be assignable as a whole. Trademarks that are registered as or that are taken to be associated trademarks by virtue of this Act, shall be assignable and transmissible only as a whole and not separately, but they shall for all other purposes be taken to have been registered as separate trademarks. 33. Registration of assignments and transmission. (1) Where a person becomes entitled by assignment or transmission to a registered trademark, he or she shall make an application to the registrar to register his or her title and the registrar shall, on receipt of the application and on proof of title to his or her satisfaction, register him or her as the owner of the trademark in respect of the goods or services of which the assignment or transmission has effect and shall cause particulars of the assignment or transmission to be entered on the register. (2) A person aggrieved by the decision of the registrar under this section may appeal to court. (3) Except for the purposes of an appeal under this section or of an application under section 79, a document or instrument in respect of which no entry has been made in the register in accordance with subsection (1), shall not be admitted in evidence in any court in proof of the title to a trademark unless the court otherwise directs. 29