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Merchandise Marks Act, 1964 (Act 253)

Section 6(1): 
The President may by legislative instrument prohibit the sale, distribution or exposure for sale or advertising of imported goods of a class or description specified in the instrument unless the goods bear, or unless there is published in connection with the goods, such indication of origin as may be prescribed.
(2)        An instrument under this section may also require the goods to bear the indication of origin at the time of their importation and the importation of any goods which fail to comply with any such requirement shall, unless the President otherwise directs in the instrument, be deemed to be prohibited under section 5.
(3)        An instrument under this section may contain such ancillary or consequential provisions as the President thinks proper for carrying into effect the purposes of the instrument.
(4)        An instrument made under this section shall specify a date on which the instrument is to come into force which Shall, except in the case of an instrument revoking a previous instrument either entirely or as respects some of the goods to which that instrument relates, be a date not earlier than one month from the date of publication of the instrument in the Gazette.

Subject : Merchant Mark Offences  

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