Trademark application · #6939431
Source: Indian Trade Marks Registry (ipindia.gov.in). .
The examiner has raised objections, typically under s.9 (descriptive or lacking distinctiveness) or s.11 (conflict with an earlier mark). This is not a refusal. Most objections are answerable by written submissions, with evidence of distinctiveness where relevant, and a hearing can be requested if the reply does not satisfy the examiner. Missing the reply period is what turns an objection into an abandonment.
⏱ Reply within 30 days of receiving the examination report
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An examination report has issued: a reply is required. Reply within 30 days of receiving the examination report. If this is your mark, that reply is drafting work with a fixed date on it. Our registered Trade Marks Agents do exactly this.
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