TRADE MARKS – Intellectual property – Application for Registration – Registration of Trade Mark – Opposition to Registration – Assignment CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – Power to register a trade mark – Whether a judicial power – Whether validly conferred on Registrar of Trade Marks ADMINISTRATIVE LAW – Whether judicial review enlivened – Whether a decision made EVIDENCE – Affidavit evidence – Whether signed – Whether false and misleading PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE – Summary judgment – No reasonable prospects of success PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE – Interlocutory injunction – Prima facie case – No serious question to be tried – Balance of probabilities COSTS – Indemnity basis – Litigant in person – Whether to award
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