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HIDAC
EXPUNGED

on 30 Aug 1984

TM5 Status

DEAD/REGISTRATION/ Cancelled/Invalidated

Your registration has been cancelled or invalidated. You cannot use the TM5 mark.

Last Applicant/ Owned by

ANDRE RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED

Kingston By-PassSurbiton, Surrey, England

GB

Serial Number

316960 filed on 19th Oct 1968

Registration Number

TMA164380 registered on 1st Aug 1969

Registration expiry Date

1st Aug 1984

HIDAC

Trademark usage description

fenders being parts and fittings for land vehicles, aircraft and ships. fender springs made of rubber or predominantly of rubber; shock absorbers for Read More

Classification Information

Class [006]
Common metals

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CIPO Classification Code

Classification kind code

Nice

Class [012]
Vehicles

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Nice

Class [017]
Rubber and rubber goods

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Nice

Class [018]
Leather and artificial leather goods

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Nice

Mark Details

Serial Number

316960

Mark Type

Trademark

Legal History

Action TakenStatus
Submitted for opposition 68
on 9th Jul 2001		Rep for Service Name Changed
Submitted for opposition 62
on 30th Aug 1984		Expunged - Failure to Renew
Submitted for opposition 55
on 1st Aug 1969		Registered
Submitted for opposition 30
on 19th Oct 1968		Filed

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