in the case of goods of any class or description which are made or produced in one country, that(a) such goods- origin of certain goods may be prescribed (i) have undergone in another country any treatment or process resulting in a substantial change in the goods; or (ii) have had a considerable part of the labour expended in the manufacture or production of such goods expended in another country; or (iii) are largely composed of materials made or produced in another country; and (b) it is desirable that disclosure be made with respect to such goods of the facts referred to in sub-paragraph (i), (ii) or (iii) of paragraph (a); he may, by statutory notice, prohibit the importation for sale or the sale of such goods, unless there are applied to them in a conspicuous manner words specified in the notice making disclosure of the facts referred to concerning such goods. (As amended by G.N. No. 153 of 1964) 15. The Minister may, after such investigation as he thinks fit, by statutory notice, prohibit, either absolutely or conditionally, the application to goods of any mark, word, letter or figure or of any arrangement or combination thereof. Use of certain marks may be prohibited 16. Before the Minister issues any notice under section thirteen, fourteen or fifteen, he shall, by Gazette notice, invite representations on the matter within a period stated and take into consideration all representations so submitted. Submission of representations by interested persons (As amended by G.N. No. 153 of 1964) PART IV MISCELLANEOUS 17. Every person who sells any goods to which a trade mark or trade Implied description has been applied shall be deemed to warrant that the mark is warranty on a genuine trade mark and not forged or falsely applied or that the trade sale of marked