(11) Where priority is claimed, in accordance with paragraphs 40 or 41, in a communication from the International Bureau of International Registration designating the State, the controller shall not require a certificate from the Office of origin in accordance with Rule 13 of the 1996 Rules. (2) In a communication of refusal referred to in Rule 7(2), the time limit must be indicated: Within the framework of which the holder may make representations to the controller and the matters required under Article 5 of the Madrid Protocol and Rule 17 of the Common Regulation are set out. (a) An international registration designating the State shall be deleted, at the request of the Office of Origins referred to in Article 6( 4), for some or all of the goods or services listed in the registration; (3) (a) Where a holder makes declarations to the controller in accordance with paragraph 2, he shall send an address of service to the controller and apply Rule 10(1) and (2) of the 1996 Rules. (c) If, at the time of processing, no notification within the meaning of Regulation 8(1) has been published, but the person responsible for liability has issued a notification of refusal in accordance with Regulation 7(2), the notification of refusal shall be treated as if it had been made in accordance with section 42(2). . . .