Cap. 597 Art. 13The right to prohibit preparatory acts in relation to the use of packaging or other means.

Where the risk exists that the packaging, labels, tags, security or authenticity features or devices, or any other means to which the trademark is affixed, could be used in relation to goods or services and that use would constitute an infringement of the rights of the proprietor of a trademark under article 12(4) and (5), the proprietor of that trademark shall have the right to prohibit the following acts if carried out in the course of trade:

(a) affixing a sign identical with, or similar to, the trademark on packaging, labels, tags, security or authenticity features or devices, or any other means to which the mark may be affixed;

(b) offering or placing on the market, or stocking for those purposes, or importing or exporting, packaging, labels, tags, security or authenticity features or devices, or any other means to which the mark is affixed.