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SPY DOG
ABANDONED SECTION 36

on 14 Apr 2015

TM5 Status

DEAD/APPLICATION/ Withdrawn/Abandoned

Your application has been withdrawn or abandoned.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

Last Applicant/ Owned by

PETER DOBIAS

1337 Terrace AveNorth Vancouver

BRITISH COLUMBIA

CA

V7R1B3

Serial Number

1602052 filed on 13th Nov 2012

SPY DOG

Trademark usage description

downloadable software in the nature of a mobile application for real-time analysis and delivery of data, messages, location, photographs, links, text 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

1602052

Mark Type

Trademark

Legal History

Action TakenStatus
Submitted for opposition 6
on 14th Apr 2015		Abandoned - Section 36
Submitted for opposition 14
on 27th Jan 2015		Default Notice Sent
Submitted for opposition 15
on 7th Jul 2014		Correspondence Created
Submitted for opposition 23
on 7th Jul 2014		Default Removed
Submitted for opposition 14
on 28th Jan 2014		Default Notice Sent
Submitted for opposition 20
on 9th Jul 2013		Examiner's First Report
Submitted for opposition 22
on 9th Jul 2013		Search Recorded
Submitted for opposition 31
on 20th Nov 2012		Formalized
Submitted for opposition 1
on 13th Nov 2012		Created
Submitted for opposition 30
on 13th Nov 2012		Filed

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