82. Infringing goods may be detained

claiming that he is the proprietor or, as the case may be, a licensee of such trade mark registered in respect of the goods specified in the notice; and

requesting him to detain any infringing goods that are or at any time come under customs control, if the use of that trade mark in Brunei Darussalam in relation to those goods would infringe his exclusive right to that use.

contain such particulars in support of the request as may be prescribed in regulations made under section 106; and

specify the period for which the notice is to be in force, which period shall —

not be longer than 5 years from the date of the notice;

if the registration of the trade mark will expire within 5 years from the date of the notice, expire not later than such date of expiry.

accept the notice if it complies with the requirements of this section and of regulations made under section 106, whereupon the goods to which it relates, unless they have been imported for private and domestic use, shall become prohibited goods for the purposes of the Customs Order, 2006 (S 39/2006); or

decline to accept the notice if it does not comply with such requirements, and shall advise the claimant whether the notice has been accepted or not.

it is revoked by the claimant in writing; or

the court orders, in proceedings under section 87, that it be discharged.