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A trademark hearing is an administrative proceeding before the Registrar of Trade Marks concerning issues such as objections, opposition or other registration-related matters. It does not decide trademark-infringement disputes, which are generally handled by the Registrar.
During the hearing, the concerned party may submit supporting documents and arguments. Any show-cause hearing notice should be addressed within the prescribed time. The final decision regarding acceptance or refusal of the application rests with the Registrar.
A trademark hearing is a proceeding before the Trademark Registry where an applicant or their authorised representative responds to objections raised by the Trademark Examiner before the trademark application is accepted or refused.
The applicant or an authorised trademark agent appointed by the applicant attends the hearing before the Trademark Registry.