Opposition. Recipient will comply with the other party’s reasonable requests opposing disclosure of its Confidential Information.
Opposition.
(1) Any interested party may oppose the registration of a xxxx by sending to the Organization, within a period of six months from the publication mentioned in Article 17 above, a written statement setting out the reasons for his opposition, which reasons must be based on an infringement either of the provisions of Article 2 or 3 of this Annex, or of a prior right belonging to the opposing party.
(2) The Organization shall send a copy of the statement of opposition to the applicant or to his agent, who may reply, setting out his reasons, within a once-renewable period of three months. The reply shall be forwarded to the opponent or to his representative. If his reply does not reach the Organization by the prescribed time limit, the applicant shall be deemed to have withdrawn his application for registration and the registration shall be cancelled.
(3) Before taking a decision on the opposition, the Organization shall, on request, hear each or either of the parties or their agents.
(4) An appeal from the Organization’s decision on the opposition shall lie to the High Commission of Appeal within a period of three months from the date of receipt of notice of the decision by the interested parties.
(5) The Organization shall only cancel the registration in so far as the aforementioned opposition is valid.
(6) The final decision on cancellation shall be published in the official Bulletin of the Organization.
Opposition. In the event that one or more Licensed Patents are subject to an opposition proceeding, then Licensor shall promptly notify Licensee in writing. Licensor shall have exclusive control over the conduct of the opposition. At Licensor's sole discretion and expense, Licensee shall assist Licensor and cooperate in any such opposition upon Licensor's request. In the event that there is an opposition involving one or more of the Licensed Patents, the obligation of Licensee to pay royalties under the Licensed Patent Rights shall continue unabated.
Opposition. 1. Any person who feels that the granting of the mark would be prejudicial to him may oppose the application, within thirty days from the date of its publication in the Industrial Property Bulletin, in terms of the following clauses and against payment of the respective fee.
2. The time period referred to above may be extended only once for a maximum period of sixty days, at the request of the interested party and upon payment of the respective fee.
3. The opposition shall be submitted in triplicate and shall be substantiated by matters of fact and law.
4. The IPI shall send a copy of the opposition to the applicant, giving him notice to respond to the
5. The time period referred to above may be extended only once for a maximum period of thirty days, at the request of the interested party and upon payment of the respective fee.
6. Failure to respond within the prescribed period shall be equivalent to the withdrawal of the application by the applicant.
7. Having read the papers filed by all interested parties the Director General shall decide on the outcome of the opposition and shall notify the interested parties of his decision.
Opposition. The investigating authority shall grant forty-five (45) days to the interested parties, starting from the day after the notification that the investigation has initiated, to allow them to submit their position and introduce evidence. The investigating authority may, at the request of the interested parties, extend the period by not more than thirty (30) days.
Opposition. In the event that one or more of the Licensed Patents are subject to an opposition proceeding, then BMPI shall promptly notify Luitpold in writing. BMPI (or its Licensors) shall have exclusive control over the conduct of the opposition; provided Luitpold shall have reasonable opportunities to advise BMPI. At BMPI's sole discretion and expense, Luitpold shall assist BMPI and cooperate in any such opposition upon BMPI's request. In the event that there is an opposition involving one or more of the Licensed Patents, then the obligation of Luitpold to pay royalties under the Licensed Patent Rights shall continue unabated so long as Luitpold continues to exercise its rights under this Agreement.
Opposition. S&N shall not oppose any application by Nucryst to register the Nanocrystalline Marks in any jurisdiction included with the Territory, for any wares or services, or any application to extend any registration of the World Wide Nanocrystalline Trade-mxxx Registrations.
Opposition. Novartis shall, and shall cause its Affiliates to, promptly after the Effective Date withdraw its opposition proceeding against Kreutzer-Limmer EP1144623.
Opposition. The Account Holder must inform the Platform of the loss or theft of their Identification Data, the misappropriation or any unauthorised use of their Personal Space or related data as soon as they become aware of it in order to request that it be blocked. This declaration must be made: - by telephone call to the Platform’s Customer Service Department at the number indicated in the General Terms and Conditions of the Website; or - directly by email via the contact form accessible on the Website. The Service Provider, through the Platform, will immediately carry out the opposition request. The Service Provider cannot be held responsible for the consequences of an opposition by fax or email that does not come from the Account Holder. An opposition request is deemed to have been made on the date and time of the actual receipt of the request by the Platform. In the event of theft of the Identification Data or fraudulent use of the Personal Space, the Service Provider is entitled to request, via the Platform, a receipt or a copy of the complaint filed from the Account Holder, who undertakes to respond as soon as possible.
Opposition. Any person who feels that the grant of a mark will prejudice him shall have the right to oppose the application for registration, within thirty days from the date of publication of the Industrial Property Bulletin containing the notice and against payment of the respective fee.
