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claims to interests in and rights in respect of trade marks
11.1 Amendment of particulars—claimed interests or rights
11.2 Amendment of name, address and address for service—claims not in the Register
11.3 Cancellation of particulars—claimed interests or rights
Part 13—Importation of goods infringing Australian trade marks
13.1A Definition
13.1 Action period
13.2 Claim period
13.3 Notice of objection to importationprescribed document
13.4 Notice of objection to importation—authorised users
13.5 Claim for release of seized goods
13.6 Period for compliance with request of Comptroller‑General of Customs for information etc.
13.7 Modification of the Act in its application to Norfolk Island
13.8 Modification of the Act in its application to Christmas Island
13.9 Modification of the Act in its application to Cocos (Keeling) Islands
Part 16—Certification trade marks
16.1 Copy of rules to be filed
16.2 Documents to be sent to Commission
16.3 Initial assessment of applications by Commission
16.4 Holding of conferences
16.5 Consideration of applications
16.6 Criteria for Commission consideration of rules
16.7 Matters to be included in publication of adverse decision
16.7A Publication of decision to accept or reject application
16.8 Applications to vary rules
16.9 Consideration of applications to vary rules
16.10 Decision on variation of rules
16.10A Assignment of unregistered certification trade marks
16.11 Assignment of registered certification trade marks
16.12 Publication of rules
Part 17—Defensive trade marks
17.1 Evidence in support of applications
17.2 Defensive trade mark based on protected international trade mark
Part 17A—Protected international trade marks under the Madrid Protocol
Division 1—General
17A.1 Purpose of Part
17A.2 Definitions for Part
17A.3 Meaning of priority date
17A.4 Meaning of date of effect
Division 2—Application for international registration of a trade mark
17A.5 Purpose of Division
17A.6 Eligibility to apply for international registration
17A.7 Application for international registration
17A.8 Functions of Registrar
17A.9 Time limit for Registrar to send application to International Bureau
17A.10 Subsequent designations
Division 3—International registration designating Australia
Subdivision 1—General
17A.11 Purpose of Division
17A.12 Registrar to examine, and report on, IRDA
17A.13 Use of trade mark
17A.14 Specification of goods and services
17A.14A Representation of trade marks
17A.15 Claim for priority
17A.16 Examination of IRDA—report to holder
17A.17 Examination—holder's response to report
17A.18 Examination—further report to holder
17A.19 Examination—additional requirements
17A.20 Period within which final decision on examination must be notified
17A.21 Deferment of acceptance
17A.22 Period for which acceptance is deferred
17A.23 Expedited examination
17A.24 Final decision on examination
17A.25 Notice of final decision on examination
17A.26 Appeal
17A.27 Revocation of acceptance
Subdivision 2—Grounds for rejecting IRDA
17A.28 Grounds for rejecting IRDA
Subdivision C—Opposition to IRDA
17A.29 Definitions
17A.31 Notification and opportunity to make representations
17A.32 Filing of notice of opposition
17A.33 Filing of notice of intention to oppose
17A.34 Grounds