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Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 23 - Grounds for Rejection under Section 41 - including Evidence of Use
There are several reasons that an examiner may reject your application and Part 23 of the Trade Mark Examiner's Manual goes into detail about each of those grounds, and also how an Applicant may be able to overcome each situation with the relevant ev...
Enduring Power of Attorney
The Guardianship and Administration Act 1990 (WA) provides that an enduring power of attorney made in another state or territory is recognised in Western Australia.An Enduring Power of Attorney is used to deal primarily with property and/or financial...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 40 - Renewal of Registration
A trade mark registration may be renewed at ten year intervals dating from the original filing date of the application for registration. There is no limit upon the number of times a registration may be renewed. Any person may effect the renewal (subj...
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 34 - Defensive Trade Marks
To qualify for a defensive trade mark registration, the trade mark had to be already registered as a distinctive trade mark. The trade mark had also to have been used to such an extent, on some or all of the goods for which it was registered, that th...
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