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Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 61 - Availability of Documents
Not all documents at IP Australia need to be made available for public access, but most will be. Any person can make a request and no reason is required to be given. Part 61 looks at the process an examiner will follow when a request is made by a m...
We’ve been living together for 12 months - will my partner get all my stuff?
It is a common misconception that after 12 months, defacto partners gain some sort of right to a property adjustment. In contrast, the minimum time period requirement is actually 2 years and there is no automatic entitlement to property adjustment....
I’m getting married soon. Do I have to redo my Will?
Unless the current Will you have contains the words “made in contemplation of marriage” and your soon-to-be spouse is your beneficiary or at least one of them, then you may need to prepare a new Will. By using the words “made in contemplation of mar...
What to do if someone has copied my product?
If someone copies your product, your first response should be to contact us and seek legal advice on the matter.It is often difficult to prove someone has infringed your rights in relation to an intellectual property infringement due to the need to p...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 19B - Rights Given by Registration of a Trade Mark
Property is a bundle of rights or interests that attach to a thing. Property rights attach to things that are either tangible (e.g. a car or house) or intangible (e.g. intellectual property). Property is generally divided into two major categories –...
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