Trade Marks Trade Names for the Business Man
Trade Marks Trade Names for the Business Man
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24, 1909. ) An applicant for registration must specify not only the general class of merchandise in connection with which he intends to use his trade-mark, but must state also specifically the articles in that class upon which he has used the trade-mark he seeks to register.
For instance, a manufacturer who might apply for the registra- tion of "Pendennis, " as a trade-mark for smok- ing tobacco to select a word at random would find that it would not be satisfactory to the Patent Office to stat...e in his application that the mark was being used in connection with Class 1 7 "Tobacco products. " He would be required J to state that his mark was being used on "smok- * ing tobacco. " After registration had been granted the Patent Office would not register another "Pendennis" trade-mark in that class of merchandise, to be used on cigars, for instance, for another applicant. Nor would the first registrant be obliged to apply for a new registra- tion if he should desire to extend the use of his trade-mark to cigars, or chewing tobacco, or any ELECTRIC COM- PANY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
24, 1909. ) An applicant for registration must specify not only the general class of merchandise in connection with which he intends to use his trade-mark, but must state also specifically the articles in that class upon which he has used the trade-mark he seeks to register.
For instance, a manufacturer who might apply for the registra- tion of "Pendennis, " as a trade-mark for smok- ing tobacco to select a word at random would find that it would not be satisfactory to the Patent Office to stat...e in his application that the mark was being used in connection with Class 1 7 "Tobacco products. " He would be required J to state that his mark was being used on "smok- * ing tobacco. " After registration had been granted the Patent Office would not register another "Pendennis" trade-mark in that class of merchandise, to be used on cigars, for instance, for another applicant. Nor would the first registrant be obliged to apply for a new registra- tion if he should desire to extend the use of his trade-mark to cigars, or chewing tobacco, or any ELECTRIC COM- PANY.
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