552 No. 22 of 2016] Revocation of compulsory licence Registration of compulsory licence Industrial Design 83. The Registrar may on the application of an interested person, or on the Registrar’s own motion, revoke a compulsory licence on any of the following grounds: (a) that the licensee has failed to comply with the terms of the licence; (b) that the conditions which justified the grant of the licence have ceased to exist and are unlikely to recur, (c) that the interests of the licensee have been adequately protected; (d) that the licensee has failed, within twentyfour months from the grant of the licence, to take the necessary steps to work the design to satisfy the reason for the grant of a compulsory licence; or (e) that the proprietor has granted the licensee a licence contract on more favourable terms. 84. The Registrar shall enter in the Register, a grant of a compulsory licence, the terms and conditions of the licence, variation of the terms and conditions of the licence, and revocation of the licence. PART XIV EXPLOITATION OF REGISTERED DESIGN BY GOVERNMENT Use of registered design by Government 85. Where the Government requires, for purposes of public health, the environment or national emergency, that a registered design be exploited, for non-commercial purposes, by the Government or an authorised person, the Minister may, with or without the consent of the proprietor, authorise in a prescribed manner, the exploitation of the registered design. Notification of proprietor by Government 86. (1) Where the Government or an authorised person knows, without conducting a search that it is using or will be using a registered design for purposes, referred to in section eighty-five the Minister shall, as soon as it is practicable, notify the proprietor of the use or the intended use of the registered design. (2) A proprietor who is aggrieved by the decision of the Minister in accordance with this section may, within three months of the decision, appeal to the court. Extent, duration and limitation of use of registered design 87. (1) The extent and duration of the use of a registered design, by the Government or an authorised person, shall be limited to the purposes referred to in section eighty-five.