Trade Marks Ordinance, 2001 — section 64

64. Insufficient security..—_if security give under section 55 by the applicant who gave notice in respect of a registered trade mark under section 53 or section 61 is not sufficient to meet the expenses incurred by the Federal Government as a result of the action taken by the 1[Director General, IPR (Enforcement), Director, IPR (Enforcement) or Collector of Customs or any competent authority under the Custom Act, 1969 (IV of 1969)] under this Chapter, because of the notice, the amount of the difference in the expenses and the amount of security

(a)shall be a debt due by the applicant to the Federal Government; and

(b)shall be recovered by the Federal Government under section 202 of the Customs Act, 1969 (IV of 1969). 65. The Federal Government not be liable to loss, etc., suffered because of seizure.___The Federal Government shall not be liable to any loss, damage or delays suffered by a person

(a)because the 1[Director General, IPR (Enforcement), Director, IPR (Enforcement) or Collector of Customs or any competent authority under the Custom Act, 1969 (IV of 1969)] seized or failed to seize goods under this Chapter; or

(b)because of release of any seized goods. 1 Subs. by Act No. LVIII of 2023, ss. 23-26.