Regulation 62:(1) Before an appeal is made by any person to the Minister, in a case in which an appeal is given by the Act, he shall apply to the Registrar for a hearing or state that he does not wish to be heard and submit his case to the Registrar in writing. In either event he shall obtain a decision in writing from the Registrar on the point raised, and in the case of an application within regulations 5 to 9, a statement of grounds and materials under regulation 9. Within one month of the date of the decision he shall, if he wishes to appeal, leave with the Registrar written notice of his intention to appeal.(2) The notice of intention to appeal shall be accompanied—(a) where the appeal concerns an application within regulations 5 to 9, by two copies of the form of application each containing a representation of the mark applied for and two copies of the grounds of the Registrar's decision;(b) in other cases by two copies of the, decision of the Registrar.(3) The notice shall also be accompanied by a statement in writing of the appellants grounds for appealing, and of his case in support of the appeal.(4) The Minister may thereupon give such directions (if any) as he may think fit with respect to parties and evidence, or otherwise for the purpose of the hearing of the appeal to the Court to hear and determine it.(5) Where the Minister intends to hear the appeal, seven day's notice or such shorter notice as the Minster may in any particular case direct, of the time and place appointed for the hearing, shall be given to the Registrar and to the appellant.(6) No appeal shall be entertained of which notice has not been given within one month from the date of the decision appealed against, or such further time as the Registrar may allow, except by special leave of the Minster.