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Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 17 - Deferment of Acceptance
Part 17 of the Trade Mark Examiner's Manual details the process followed by the examiners at IP Australia when it comes to deferring acceptance of the registration of a trademark, both where the request has been made by the Applicant, and also where...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 46 - Grounds for Opposition to Registration or Protection
Opposition is a formal objection by a third party to registration of a trade mark or to protection of an International Trade Mark Designating Australia (IRDA). Any person may oppose but the opponent is generally a person who will be in some way affec...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 35 - Certification of Trade Marks
A certification trade mark distinguishes goods or services in the course of trade which are certified by the owner of the trade mark, from goods or services not so certified. The trade mark certifies the accuracy, quality or some other characteristi...
Director penalty notices: How a director can be personally liable for certain company tax debts
If a company fails to comply with their obligations to pay certain debt/s, directors are held personally liable for the amount the company should have paid.OverviewCompany directors are legally responsible for ensuring that their company meets its pa...
Insolvent trading: How does a director become liable for insolvent trading?
Insolvent trading is when directors allow their company to incur debts when the company was insolvent. The liquidator can make a compensation claim against a director if those debts are unpaid when the liquidation commences. A director may be he...
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