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4. Where the protection of a protected international trade mark (UK) is revoked or declared invalid to any extent, the registrar shall notify the International Bureau, and—
(a)in the case of a revocation, the rights of the proprietor shall be deemed to have ceased to exist to that extent as from—
(i)the date of the application for revocation, or
(ii)if the registrar or court is satisfied that the grounds for revocation existed at an earlier date, that date;
(b)in the case of a declaration of invalidity, the trade mark shall to that extent be deemed never to have been a protected international trade mark (UK).
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