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WIMIVORY · application 5740482, class 9

Advertised in Trade Marks Journal No. 2127 on 23 October 2023. Opposition window closes 23 February 2024.

WIMIVORY

Application
5740482 · filed 27 December 2022 · Delhi office
Class
Class 9: Electronics and software
Applicant
Mangesh Pal Singh (Applicant)
Use claimed
Proposed to be used
Advertised
Trade Marks Journal No. 2127, 23 October 2023

Goods or services claimed

Computer hardware; Portable computer hardware; Computer workstations [hardware]; Wearable computer hardware; Software; Cloud software; Scanning software; Software, downloadable; Packaged software; Compiler software; Education software; Communication software; Computer software and telecommunications apparatus, including modems, to enable connection to databases, computer networks and the Internet; Computer software for two or three-dimensional simulation for use in design and development of industrial products; Computer e-commerce software to allow users to perform electronic business transactions via a global computer network; Computer software for use in the field of telecommunications for providing electronic transmission of documents and facsimile transmission; Software for creating, facilitating, and managing remote access to and communication with local area networks and global networks; Computer software and telecommunications apparatus, including modems, to enable connection to databases, computer networks, global computer networks and the Internet;

Opposition window closes 23 February 2024. This mark has passed examination and is advertised so that anyone with an earlier right can object. A notice of opposition (Form TM-O) may be filed until that date; after it, the application proceeds to registration and the mark can only be challenged by rectification. Whether an opposition is worth filing depends on how close the marks are and whether the goods overlap: see how opposition works.

What "advertised" means for WIMIVORY

Advertised is not registered. The Registry examined the application, found no bar (or the applicant overcame the objection), and published it. Registration follows only if no opposition is filed within four months, or if an opposition fails. Until the certificate issues, the applicant may use ™ but not ®. Our guide to trademark status meanings explains each stage, and how long registration takes gives realistic timelines.

Source and corrections. Details are reproduced as advertised by the Registrar of Trade Marks in the Trade Marks Journal (a public record) and may contain errors of transcription. Applicants may ask for a correction or removal of their entry by writing to mehak@trademarkindia.pro. This page is information, not legal advice and not a solicitation.

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