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DAYTON
ABANDONED SECTION 40(3)

on 16 Sept 2009

TM5 Status

DEAD/APPLICATION/ Withdrawn/Abandoned

Your application has been withdrawn or abandoned. You cannot use the TM5 mark.

Last Applicant/ Owned by

DAYTON ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CO.

595 West Howard StreetNiles, Illinois 60648

US

Serial Number

1182717 filed on 26th Jun 2003

Correspondent Address

GOWLING WLG (CANADA) LLP

SUITE 2600, 160 ELGIN STREETOTTAWA

ONTARIO

CA

K1P1C3

DAYTON

Trademark usage description

hose and plastic tubing for fluid pumps.

Classification Information

Class [017]
Rubber and rubber goods

Comment text

CIPO Classification Code

Classification kind code

Nice

Mark Details

Serial Number

1182717

Mark Type

Trademark

Legal History

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Action TakenStatus
Submitted for opposition 7
on 16th Sept 2009		Abandoned - Subsection 40(3)
Submitted for opposition 15
on 29th Jun 2009		Correspondence Created
Submitted for opposition 12
on 6th Jan 2009		Extension of Time
Submitted for opposition 12
on 3rd Jul 2008		Extension of Time
Submitted for opposition 12
on 8th Jan 2008		Extension of Time
Submitted for opposition 12
on 10th Jul 2007		Extension of Time
Submitted for opposition 12
on 15th Jan 2007		Extension of Time
Submitted for opposition 12
on 10th Jul 2006		Extension of Time
Submitted for opposition 51
on 19th Nov 2004		Allowance Notice Sent
Submitted for opposition 50
on 19th Nov 2004		Allowed

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