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Guide to Divorce - The Hearing
GUIDE TO DIVORCE IN AUSTRALIA: STEP 3 THE HEARINGLearn more about the Hearing step when getting divorced. This article covers the process, whether you have to attend, what you need to bring, can you bring someone to support you, and other important q...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 13 - Application to Register a Series of Trade Marks
When registering a series of trade marks, Part 13 of the Trade Mark Examiner's Manual provides the requirements that the examiner will be looking for in your application and in the process generally. There are strict requirements around the amount t...
Terminating under the Finance Clause? Look before you leap.
In Queensland, if you terminate your residential property contract under the Finance Clause, you need to be very careful, as there is no simple ‘get out of jail free’ card here. Many buyers try to terminate under Finance for reasons other than a lac...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 41 - Cancellation of Registration
Part 41 of the Trade Mark Examiner's Manual deals with cancellation of a trade mark registration, which is voluntary and done at the request of the registered owner. The owner no longer has the exclusive right to use or to authorise the use of the tr...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 44 - Claim of Interest or Rights in a Trade Mark
All claimed interests in a trade mark should be recorded on the national Personal Property Securities Register (PPS Register), as the right of the registered owner to deal with the trade mark is limited only by those claimed interests that have been...
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