What should the Counter-Statement contain?
It must set out the grounds on which the Trade Mark Applicant is relying on to support his application and the facts alleged in the Notice of Opposition which he admits, if any. [R 31(1)(a),(b)]
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After an Opponent files a Notice of Opposition, what must a Trade Mark Applicant do?
What happens after the Trade Mark Applicant files a Counter-Statement?
What is a Statement of Grounds?
Will IPOS send a copy of the Counter-Statement to the Opponent in an opposition to an international trade mark registration?
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