2089 - patents office journal - Irish Patents Office
2089 - patents office journal - Irish Patents Office
2089 - patents office journal - Irish Patents Office
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(09/01/2008) <strong>Patents</strong> <strong>Office</strong> Journal (No. <strong>2089</strong>)<br />
<strong>Patents</strong> <strong>Office</strong> Journal<br />
Irisleabhar Oifig Na bPaitinní<br />
Cuid II<br />
Trádmharcanna<br />
No. <strong>2089</strong> Wednesday, 9 January, 2008<br />
NOTE: The <strong>office</strong> does not guarantee the accuracy of its publications nor undertake any<br />
responsibility for errors or omissions or their consequences.<br />
In this Part of the Journal, unless the context otherwise requires, a reference to the 1963 Act means the Trade<br />
Marks Act, 1963, a reference to the 1963 Rules means the Trade Marks Rules, 1963, a reference to the 1996<br />
Act means the Trade Marks Act, 1996 and a reference to the 1996 Rules means the Trade Marks Rules, 1996.<br />
Application for Registration of marks published under Section 43(1)<br />
of the 1996 Act following acceptance<br />
Notice is hereby given that Applications for the Registration of the undermentioned trade marks have been<br />
accepted.<br />
Any person who desires to oppose the registration of these trade marks may within three months from the<br />
date of this Journal give notice to the Controller, <strong>Patents</strong> <strong>Office</strong>, Government Buildings, Hebron Road,<br />
Kilkenny, in accordance with the provisions of Rule 18.<br />
It should be noted that under the provisions of Rule 63(2) no extension of the opposition period is allowed<br />
for lodging opposition under Rule 18.<br />
It is desirable before lodging formal opposition that a communication should be addressed to the Applicant<br />
affording him an opportunity to withdraw his application for registration. In this way cost of opposition<br />
proceedings may be avoided.<br />
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