the law in force in the place where it was made; it shall become enforceable in the same manner as a Judgment given by a court in the place and the proceedings of the Foreign Judgments (reciprocal Enforcement) Act shall apply in relation to the award as it applies in relation to a Judgment given by that court. ORDER 53 APPEALS AND APPLICATIONS UNDER THE TRADE MARKS ACT AND PATENTS AND DESIGNS ACT A - GENERAL Application of general procedure rules. 1. (1) the rules under the general procedure rules shall apply with necessary modifications where there are no specific rules under this order. (2) Every appeal or application to the Court under this order shall be begun by originating motion. (3) Notice of the motion by which any appeal or application is made shall be served on the Registrar. (4) Appeal from Registrar. Where the registrar refers to the Court an application made to him under the Trade Marks Act or the Patents and Designs Act, as the case may be, unless within one month after receiving notification of the decision to refer, the applicant makes to the court, the application referred to it by the Registrar, the applicant shall be deemed to have abandoned the application. Notice of motion, etc. 2. (1) Every notice of motion by which an appeal is brought shall state the ground of the appeal and if the appeal is against a Judgment, an order or any other decision of the Registrar, the notice shall state whether the appeal is against the whole or a part of the decision, and if against part only, shall specify the part. (2) The notice shall be served, and the appeal entered within thirty days after the date of the order, determination or other decision against which the appeal is brought. (3) The period specified in sub-rule (2) of this rule shall be calculated from the date in which notice of the decision or in a case where a statement of the grounds for a decision was given later than that notice on which the statement was given to the appellant by the person who made the decision or by a person authorized in that behalf to do so. (4) The filing of an appeal under this order shall not operate as a stay of proceedings on the Judgment, determination or other decision against which the appeal is brought, unless the Court by which the appeal is to be heard so orders. Time within which appeal may be heard.