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Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 47 - Procedures for Opposing Registration or Protection
Part 47 of the Trade Mark Examiner's Manual provides for the procedures to be taken by a party opposing a trade mark registration, from filing, to time limits and making documents available to IP Australia to back up the opposition.
Can I leave one of my children out of the Will?
Yes, you can leave a child out of your Will, and not make any ‘provision’ for that family member, however this will create a very high risk of that child bringing Family Provision Claim, contesting the Will. Apart from the stress this causes to the...
Don’t believe everything you see on TV … or the internet!
When a TV program with a wide audience like A Current Affair turns up unexpected on your doorstep, asking questions you don’t understand and can’t answer, what happens next? Rose Litigation explains how a defamation claim can amount from a scenario...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 16 - Time Limits for Acceptance of an Application for Registration
There are specific time limits for acceptance of an application for registration of a trade mark and also the amount of time you have to respond to an examination report from IP Australia. This is discussed in detail in Part 16 of the Trade Mark Ex...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 39 - Registration of a Trade Mark
Registration represents the successful end-point for an application for registration of a trade mark that has been accepted. In a legal sense, registration gives the owner the right to use, license, or sell the mark within Australia for the goo...
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