8.It is also relevant to refer to Section 45 of the Trademarks Act, with regard to the registration of assignments and transmissions, where a person becomes entitled by assignment or transmission to a registered trade mark, he/she shall apply in a prescribed manner to the Registrar to register his/her title before him. On such application being filed, the Registrar may request the applicant to furnish evidence or proof or to clarify the doubts as to the veracity of the statement made or the documents furnished and in case he does not accept or not satisfied, he may refuse to register the assignment and refer the parties to sue. In case, there is any dispute between the parties, he can refuse to register the assignment and can refer the parties to resolve the dispute before the Competent Court. But in all other cases, where there is no dispute, he shall pass appropriate orders. In the instant case, the first respondent had rejected the application for assignment on the ground of pendency of rectification application, which is not a ground contemplated under Section 45 of the Act.Further, in spite of objection taken out by the petitioner with respect to entertaining the rectification application, in view of Section 125 of Trademarks Act, and the pendency of suit for injunction
