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PADFONE DESIGN
ABANDONED SECTION 40(3)

on 30 Nov 2016

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Last Applicant/ Owned by

ASUSTEK COMPUTER INCORPORATION

4F, No. 150, Li-Te Rd.Peitou, TaipeiR.O.C.

TW

Serial Number

1527012 filed on 9th May 2011

Correspondent Address

MARKS & CLERK

180 Kent StreetSuite 1900Ottawa

ONTARIO

CA

K1P0B6

PADFONE DESIGN

Trademark usage description

computer hardware, cellular phones, cellular phones covers, cradles for cellular phones, internet phones, network equipment in the field of wideband c Read More

Classification Information

Class [009]
Electrical, scientific and teaching apparatus and software

Comment text

CIPO Classification Code

Classification kind code

Nice

Mark Details

Serial Number

1527012

Mark Type

Trademark

Legal History

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Action TakenStatus
Submitted for opposition 12
on 12th Mar 2014		Extension of Time
Submitted for opposition 50
on 5th Apr 2012		Allowed
Submitted for opposition 51
on 5th Apr 2012		Allowance Notice Sent
Submitted for opposition 42
on 21st Dec 2011		Advertised
Submitted for opposition 26
on 15th Dec 2011		Approved
Submitted for opposition 27
on 27th Oct 2011		Approval Notice Sent
Submitted for opposition 22
on 19th Oct 2011		Search Recorded
Submitted for opposition 31
on 12th May 2011		Formalized
Submitted for opposition 1
on 10th May 2011		Created
Submitted for opposition 30
on 9th May 2011		Filed

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