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What happens if I don't file a Statutory Declaration (SD)?

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If, as an Opponent, you do not file any evidence in support of your opposition, the application will proceed to registration and the Certificate of Registration will be issued to the Applicant. [R 31A(8)]


If, as an Applicant, you do not file any evidence in support of your application, the application will be treated as withdrawn. [R 31A(9)]

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