The Industrial Property Act, 2001 36 in any other positions; (xxxi) to require payment of royalty for patents granted outside Kenya; (xxxii) to apply dissimilar conditions to equivalent transactions with other trading parties, thereby placing the licensee at a competitive disadvantage; or (xxxiii) to make the contract subject to acceptance of supplementary obligations which, by their nature or according to commercial usage, have no connection with the subject of such contracts. Registration of the contract and issue of certificate 70. (1) Where the Managing Director finds that the contract may be registered, he shall register the contract and issue a certificate of registration to the petitioner. (2) If the Managing Director fails: (a) to notify the petitioner of defects in the petition or of terms or defects precluding registration of the licence contract, within ninety days of the date of the petition; or (b) to notify the petitioner of his decision to refuse to register the licence contract, within ninety days of the date of notification referred to in paragraph (a), the licence contract shall be deemed to have been registered and the Managing Director shall issue a certificate of registration to the petitioner. (3) The registration shall take effect: (a) if the petition was made within sixty days from the conclusion of the contract, on the date of the conclusion of the contract; and (b) in all other cases, on the date of the petition. (4) When the petition is corrected or the licence contract is amended under section 68(5), the petition shall be deemed to have been received on the date when the correction or amendment was made. (5) The registration and the certificate shall state:(a) the name of the parties to the contract and of the licensee if he not a party; (b) the date of the petition; (c) the date of the registration; and (d) the registration number, all of which shall be published in the Kenya Gazette or in the Industrial