
|
|
Trademark registration requirements
Is it a Trade Mark (Trademark)A trade mark (trademark) could be described as:
These signs can include words, logos, pictures, sounds, smells, colours, forms (3 dimensional marks) or any combination of these. A trade mark (trademark) is primarily a badge of origin , and it is used so that customers can recognise the product of a particular trader. The trade mark (trademark) must also be able to be seen, or understood. You must graphically represent it on the application form. Is it acceptable?
Not all applications to register trade marks (trademarks) are acceptable. To be accepted onto the register your trade mark (trademark): must be
but must not be
|
|
Relevant material What does a trademark do? TRADEMARK REGISTRATION Community Trade Mark Threshold of registrability lowered Flowchart example (UK) EUROPEAN REGISTRATION European Trade Marks Office (OHIM) Names can be trademarked even if common CHINA : Trademark Gets Lost in Translation Trade marks Trade marks - Community trade marks - confusion - phonetic similarities PRACTICE DIRECTIONS TRADE MARK - REGISTRATION - DISTINCTIVENESS OF TRADE MARK "DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES" REVOCATION OF TRADE MARK REGISTRATIONS Registrability of slogans as trade marks TRADE MARKS - CONFUSION - UNITED - PRIOR REGISTRATION OF MANCHESTER UNITED Grants towards legal costs: IP Wales Bad faith test for trademark Intellectual property - genuine use - market share |
|||
![]() |
|
Click here for
information about the work we do for private clients. © Copyright Humphreys & Co., solicitors
|