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FLUID DOCK

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REGISTERED

on 4 Apr 2008

Last Applicant/ Owned by

BOSTON SCIENTIFIC LIMITED

The Financial Services CentreBishop's Court HillSt. Michael, BB14004

Serial Number

1105690 filed on 14^th Jun 2001

Registration Number

TMA711059 registered on 4^th Apr 2008

Registration expiry Date

4^th Apr 2033

Correspondent Address

ADE & LEE LAW GROUP LLP

102 - 1015 Wilkes AvenueWinnipeg

MANITOBA

R3P2R8

FLUID DOCK

Trademark usage description

filling device for catheters, namely, a sheath for guiding a needle into the tip of a catheter to prevent the needle from puncturing the catheter and Read More

Classification Information

Class [010]
Filling device for catheters, namely, a sheath for guiding a needle into the tip of a catheter to prevent the needle from puncturing the catheter and from advancing too far into the catheter.

Classification kind code

Mark Details

Serial Number

1105690

Mark Type

Trademark

Legal History

Action Taken	Status
Submitted for opposition 67 on 7^th Jan 2004	Agent Name Changed
Submitted for opposition 50 on 20^th Jun 2003	Allowed
Submitted for opposition 51 on 20^th Jun 2003	Allowance Notice Sent
Submitted for opposition 42 on 2^th Apr 2003	Advertised
Submitted for opposition 26 on 17^th Feb 2003	Approved
Submitted for opposition 22 on 30^th Sept 2002	Search Recorded
Submitted for opposition 20 on 30^th Sept 2002	Examiner's First Report
Submitted for opposition 30 on 14^th Jun 2001	Filed
Submitted for opposition 1 on 14^th Jun 2001	Created
Submitted for opposition 31 on 14^th Jun 2001	Formalized

FLUID DOCK

Classification Information

Class [010]Filling device for catheters, namely, a sheath for guiding a needle into the tip of a catheter to prevent the needle from puncturing the catheter and from advancing too far into the catheter.

Classification kind code

Mark Details

Serial Number

Mark Type

Legal History

Class [010]
Filling device for catheters, namely, a sheath for guiding a needle into the tip of a catheter to prevent the needle from puncturing the catheter and from advancing too far into the catheter.