(3) The registrar shall give one copy of the notice of opposition to the applicant. (4) Within thirty days after receiving the notice of opposition, the applicant shall give a counter-statement in Form 30 in duplicate to the registrar. (5) The counter-statement shall set out the grounds the applicant relies upon to support the application and shall set out any facts alleged in the notice of opposition that the applicant admits. (6) The registrar shall give one copy of the counter-statement to the person opposing the application. (7) Within fifteen days after receiving the counter-statement, the person opposing the application shall give to the registrar and to the applicant a statutory declaration or affidavit supporting the opposition to the application. (8) Within fifteen days after receiving the statutory declaration or affidavit of the person opposing the application, the applicant shall give to the registrar and to the person opposing the application a statutory declaration or affidavit supporting the application. (9) If the applicant fails to provide a counter-statement under subregulation (4) or a statutory declaration or affidavit under subregulation (8), the application shall be taken to have been withdrawn. (10) Where the person opposing the application fails to provide a statutory declaration or affidavit under subregulation (7), the opposition to the application shall be taken to have been withdrawn. (11) After all documents have been provided the registrar shall conduct a hearing of the matter. (12) The registrar shall give at least 14 days’ notice of the hearing to each party. 233