Common use of Opposition Clause in Contracts

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. 1. Any person who feels that the granting of the mark industrial design 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 thirty days, at the request of the interested party and upon against 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.

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