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IPA trademark 11.-where-there-is-no-evidence-in-support-of-the-opposition
IPA trademark 11.-where-there-is-no-evidence-in-support-of-the-opposition — IP Australia Trade Marks Manual of Practice and Procedure – Part 48.11. Where there is no evidence in support of the opposition
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Trade Marks Act 1995
Trade Marks Regulations 1995
Regulations 9.17 and 17A.48S of the Trade Mark Regulations 1995 set out the process to be followed where an opponent to a non-use application has neither filed evidence in support nor requested a hearing. The process for an opposed non-use application where the opponent has neither filed evidence in support nor requested a hearing is the same as the process when the non-use application is not opposed.
