Resistance to enrollment :-
(1) Any man may, inside four months from the date of the commercial or re-promotion of an application for enrollment, pull out in writing in the endorsed way and on installment of such charge as might be recommended, to the Registrar, of resistance to the Registration.
(2) The Registrar might serve a duplicate of the notice on the candidate for enrollment and, inside two months from the receipt by the candidate of such duplicate of the notice of resistance, the candidate should send to the Registrar in the endorsed way a counter-articulation of the grounds on which he depends for his application, and in the event that he doesn't do as such he might be regarded to have surrendered his application.
(3) If the candidate sends such counter-proclamation, the Registrar might serve a duplicate thereof on the individual pulling out of resistance.
(4) Any confirmation whereupon the rival and the candidate may depend might be submitted in the recommended way and inside the endorsed time to the Registrar, and the Registrar should give a chance to them to be heard, in the event that they so want.
(5) The Registrar might, in the wake of hearing the gatherings, if so required and thinking about the proof, choose whether and subject to what conditions or impediments, assuming any, the enlistment is to be allowed, any may consider a ground of protest whether depended upon by the adversary or not.
(6) Where a man pulling out of restriction or a candidate sending a counter-explanation after receipt of a duplicate of such neither lives not carries on business in India, the Registrar may expect him to give security for the expenses of procedures before him, and in default of such security being properly given, may treat the resistance or application, all things considered, as surrendered.
(7) The Registrar may, on ask for, allow revision of any blunder in, or any change of, a notice of restriction or a counter-proclamation on such terms as he supposes just.
(1) Any man may, inside four months from the date of the commercial or re-promotion of an application for enrollment, pull out in writing in the endorsed way and on installment of such charge as might be recommended, to the Registrar, of resistance to the Registration.
(2) The Registrar might serve a duplicate of the notice on the candidate for enrollment and, inside two months from the receipt by the candidate of such duplicate of the notice of resistance, the candidate should send to the Registrar in the endorsed way a counter-articulation of the grounds on which he depends for his application, and in the event that he doesn't do as such he might be regarded to have surrendered his application.
(3) If the candidate sends such counter-proclamation, the Registrar might serve a duplicate thereof on the individual pulling out of resistance.
(4) Any confirmation whereupon the rival and the candidate may depend might be submitted in the recommended way and inside the endorsed time to the Registrar, and the Registrar should give a chance to them to be heard, in the event that they so want.
(5) The Registrar might, in the wake of hearing the gatherings, if so required and thinking about the proof, choose whether and subject to what conditions or impediments, assuming any, the enlistment is to be allowed, any may consider a ground of protest whether depended upon by the adversary or not.
(6) Where a man pulling out of restriction or a candidate sending a counter-explanation after receipt of a duplicate of such neither lives not carries on business in India, the Registrar may expect him to give security for the expenses of procedures before him, and in default of such security being properly given, may treat the resistance or application, all things considered, as surrendered.
(7) The Registrar may, on ask for, allow revision of any blunder in, or any change of, a notice of restriction or a counter-proclamation on such terms as he supposes just.