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Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 19A - Use of a Trade Mark
Trade mark law concerns the trading of goods or services in commerce. A trade mark is a sign ‘used, or intended to be used’ to distinguish goods or services dealt with or provided in the course of trade. As such, ‘use’ is a concept fundamental to tr...
Installation maintenance and repair services vs goods being installed maintained and repaired
Many people make an error when registering the sub-classes of Installation, Maintenance and Repair Services - especially mechanic businesses. It's important to note that only the car manufacturers would claim class 12 for "Cars" as Goods. Mechanics...
Cooling Off Period
You may be entitled to a five-business day cooling off period (unless the Property Occupations Act does not apply – there is a separate video about this in the portal).The cooling off period starts on the day you receive from the seller or the seller...
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...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 26 - Section 44 and Regulation 4.15A - Conflict with Other Signs
Part 26 of the Trade Mark Examiner's Manual details how section 44 of the Trade Marks Act 1995 comes into place. Under section 44, an application for a trade mark must be rejected if the applicant's trade mark is substantially identical with or dece...
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