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ORDER 53 : TRADE MARKS
1. Applications to the Supreme Court under the Trade Marks Law, 1951, shall be in writing in the Form 48, and shall be accompanied by affidavits of the facts in support thereof.
2. An office copy of the application and affidavit in support thereof shall be, not less than seven days before the day fixed for hearing-
(i) served on the Registrar of Trade Marks and any person affected by the application; and
(ii) published in the Gazette.
3. Any person wishing to oppose the application shall, not less than four days before the day fixed for hearing-
(i) file a notice of intention to oppose together with an affidavit of the facts in support thereof; and
(ii) leave office copies of such notice and affidavit at the applicant's address for service.
4. Applications and notices of intention to oppose shall-
(i) set forth specifically the Law and Rules relied upon; and
(ii) contain an address for service within the municipal limits of Nicosia.
5. The Rules governing applications by summons shall apply to applications in regard to trade marks with such modification as the Court or Judge may direct to suit the nature of the case.
6. Proceedings relating to trade marks shall be entitled-
"In the matter of the Trade Marks Law, 1951,"
(and
where the application is in respect of a trade mark already registered,
"In re Trade Mark No.
of A.B.
.")