intellectual property
Prohibition on Registration of Certain Marks
Section 6 lists grounds for refusal: deceptive, immoral, offensive marks, or marks too similar to existing registrations.
Trademarks Act
Understanding why trademark applications are refused and what options you have to appeal or modify your application.
Section 6 lists grounds for refusal: deceptive, immoral, offensive marks, or marks too similar to existing registrations.
Section 13 covers opposition proceedings. You can file a counter-statement to defend your application.
Section 5 explains registrability requirements. Your mark may not be distinctive enough - consider Part B registration.
Section 10 search revealed conflicts. You may need to modify your mark or challenge the earlier registration.
Section 36 ensures you have fair hearing rights including the right to appeal Registry decisions.