After an Opponent files a Notice of Opposition, what must a Trade Mark Applicant do?

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Within 2 months after the date of receipt of the Notice of Opposition, the Trade Mark Applicant must file his Counter-Statement. [R 31(1)]

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Resolving IP Disputes Pleadings: Statement of Grounds, Counter-Statement

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