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(1) An application to register a defensive trade mark under section 57 of the Act shall be accompanied by a statement of case setting out full particulars of the facts on which the applicant relies in support of his application, verified by a statutory declaration made by the applicant or by some other person approved for the purpose by the Registrar.

(2) The applicant may send with the statutory declaration or within such time as the Registrar may allow, such other evidence as he may desire, whether after request made by the Registrar or otherwise, and the Registrar shall consider the whole of the evidence before deciding on the application.

(3) Subject to subregulations (1) and (2), these Regulations shall, except to the extent that they are inappropriate or it is otherwise provided, apply to applications to register defensive trade marks as they apply to applications to register ordinary trade marks.