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NIT KIT
WITHDRAWN BY OWNER

on 21 Aug 2012

TM5 Status

DEAD/APPLICATION/ Withdrawn/Abandoned

Your application has been withdrawn or abandoned.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

Last Applicant/ Owned by

LICE SQUAD CANADA INC.

109 Everton DriveGilford

ONTARIO

CA

L0L1R0

Serial Number

1515275 filed on 15th Feb 2011

Correspondent Address

R.GRANT CANSFIELD

(c/o AIRD & BERLIS LLP)BROOKFIELD PLACE, SUITE 1800181 BAY STREETTORONTO

ONTARIO

CA

M5J2T9

NIT KIT

Trademark usage description

supplies and tools for home care use to remove lice eggs, namely comb, solution, sticks, enzymes, colouring book and instructions.

Classification Information

Class [005]
Pharmaceuticals and herbicides

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CIPO Classification Code

Classification kind code

Nice

Class [016]
Paper and printed goods

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CIPO Classification Code

Classification kind code

Nice

Class [021]
Household goods and glass

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CIPO Classification Code

Classification kind code

Nice

Mark Details

Serial Number

1515275

Mark Type

Trademark

Legal History

Action TakenStatus
Submitted for opposition 5
on 21st Aug 2012		Withdrawn by Owner
Submitted for opposition 15
on 27th Feb 2012		Correspondence Created
Submitted for opposition 20
on 20th Jul 2011		Examiner's First Report
Submitted for opposition 22
on 20th Jul 2011		Search Recorded
Submitted for opposition 31
on 17th Feb 2011		Formalized
Submitted for opposition 1
on 15th Feb 2011		Created
Submitted for opposition 30
on 15th Feb 2011		Filed

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