IPINI llKENffII Page 56 [S~bsid1ary] shall be made in form TM 2; fora certification or a defensive trade mark the application shall be made in form TM 5 or form TM 31 respectively; and each application shall be for registration in respect of goods in one class only of the Third Schedule. (2) Every application claiming priority under section 67 of the Act shall state the date of the application in the United King­ dom or foreign state, and the applicant shall furnish a certificate by the registrar or other registering authority of that country, or shall otherwise verify the application made or deemed to have been made therein to the satisfaction of the Registrar. (3) In the case of an application for registration in respect of all the goods included in a class, or of a large variety of goods, the Registrar may refuse to accept the, application unless he is satisfied that the specification is justified by the use of the mark which the applicant has made, or intends to make if it is registered. Represen ta tion of mark. 22. (1) Every application for the.registration of a trade mark shall contain a representation of the mark in the space provided on the application form for that purpose. (2) Where the representation exceeds the space in size) the repre­ sentation shall be mounted upon linen, tracing cloth or such other material as the Registrar may consider suitable; part of the mounting shall be affixed in the space and the rest may be folded. Additional. forms and representations. 23. There shall be sent with every application for registration of a trade mark at least four additional representations of the mark ·in form TM 3 exactly corresponding to that affixed to the application form and noted with all such particulars as may from time to time be required by the Registrar; and those particulars shall, if required, be signed by the applicant or his agent. Representations to be durable. 24. All representations of marks shall be of a durable nature, but the applicant may in case of need supply, in place of representations iri form TM J, representations on sheets of strong paper of the size prescribed in rule 9 and noted. Separate applications. 25. Applications for the registration of the same mark in different classes shall be treated as separate. and distinct applications, and in all cases where a trade mark is registered under the same official number for goods in more than one. class, whether on con version of the speci­ fication under rule 6 or otherwise, the registration in respect of the goods dncluded in each separate class shall be deemed to be a separate registration for all the purposes of the Act. Representations to be satisfactory. 26. The Registrar, if dissatisfied with any representation of a mark, may at any time require another representation satisfactory to him to be 'submitted before proceeding with. the application. Specimens of trade marks in exceptional cases. 27. (1) Where a drawing or other representation or specimen cannot be given as prescribed in these Rilles, a specimen or copy of the trade mark may be sent either of. ~u11 size or on a reduced scale, and in such form as the Registrar may think most convenient. (2) The 'Registrar may also, in exceptional' cases, deposit in the office a specimen or copy .of any trade mark which cannot con­ veniently be shown by a representation, and may refer thereto in the register in such manneras he may think fit.' 10 of 86