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Official Bulletin of the Industrial Property Inventions Utility Models Designs Trademarks Appellations of Origin of Goods saqarTvelos inteleqtualuri sakuTrebis erovnuli centri saqpatenti SAKPATENTI NATIONAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CENTER OF GEORGIA www.sakpatenti.gov.ge Date of Publication ‒ 2020 09 10 17(549) INID CODES FOR IDENTIFICATION OF BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATA INVENTIONS, UTILITY MODELS (54) Title of the invention (10) Number of publication for application, which has been examined (57) Abstract (11) Number of patent and kind of document (60) Number of examined patent document granted by foreign patent office, date from which patent (21) Serial number of application has effect and country code (22) Date of filing of the application (62) Number of the earlier application and in case of divided application, date of filing an (23) Date of exhibition or the date of the earlier filing and the number of application, if any application (24) Date from which patent may have effect (71) Name, surname and address of applicant (country code) (31) Number of priority application (72) Name, surname of inventor (country code) (32) Date of filing of priority application (73) Name, surname and address of patent owner (country code) (33) Code of the country or regional organization allotting priority application number (74) Name, surname of representative or patent attorney (44) Date of publication of application not granted, but examined and number of bulletin (85) Date of commencement of the national phase of International Application (45) Date of publication of registered document (86) Number and date of filing of international application (51) International Patent Classification Index (87) Number and date of publication of international application (94) Calculated date of expiry of the SPC or the duration of the SPC DESIGNS (10) Number of publication for application (51) International Classification for designs (class and subclass of the Locarno (11) Nnumber of patent and kind of document or number of registration Classification) (15) Date of registration/Date of patent renewal (54) Title of the invention (18) Expected expir ation date of patent or registration (55) Reproduction of the design (21) Serial number of application (57) Description of characteristic features of the design including indication of colors (22) Date of filing of the application (58) Date of recording of any kind of amendment in the Register (62) Number of the earlier application, registration and document number and if available the date (23) Date of exhibition or the date of the earlier filing and the number of application, if any of filing an application in case of divided application (24) Date from which patent may have effect (71) Name, surname and address of applicant (country code) (28) Number of designs included in the application (72) Name, surname of creator (country code) (30) Data relating to priority (number of application, date of filing of application, two-letter code (73) Name, surname and address of patent owner (country code) identifying the authority with whom the priority application was made) (31) Number of priority application (74) Name, surname of representative or patent attorney (81) Contracting states concerned (32) Date of filing of priority application II designated contracting states according to the 1960 Act (33) Code of the country or regional organization allotting priority application number III designated contracting states according to the 1999 Act (34) Two-letter code according to WIPO St.3 identifying the authority with which the priority (85) Owner’s permanent address application was made (86) Owner’s nationality (44) Date of publication of design and number of bulletin (the first publication) (87) Owner’s residence (45) Date of publication of design registered by WIPO and number of bulletin (88) State in which the owner has a real and effective industrial or commercial establishment TRADEMARKS (111) _ Number of registration (540) _ Reproduction of Trade Mark (151) _ Date of registration (550) _ Nature and kind of Trade Mark (156) _ Date of the renewal (551) _ Indication to the effect that the mark is a collective mark, a certification mark or a guarantee mark (181) _ Expected expiration date of registration (554) _ Three-dimensional mark (186) _ Reneval expiration date of registration (580) _ Date of recording of any kind changes in respect of applications or registrations (141) _ Data of cancel of duration of the mark (591) _ Information concerning colors claimed (210) _ Serial number of application (731) _ Name and address of the applicant (220) _ Date of filing of the application (732) _ Name and address of the holder of the registration (230) _ Data concerning exhibition (740) _ Name and address of the representative (260) _ Number of application, for which favorable decision of examination about registration has (750) _ Adrees for correspondence been taken (publication number) (770) _ Name and address of the previous applicant or holder in case of change in ownership (310) _ Number of the first application (771) _ Previous name and address of the applicant or holder in case of change in ownership (320) _ Date of filing of the first application (791) _ Name and address of the licensee (330) _ Code, identifying national or regional Office where the first application was made (793) _ Indication of conditions and/or restrictions under the license (Type of license, number of (511) _ International Classification of Goods and Services for the purposes of registration of trade license agreement, data of license, data of validity of license) marks and/or list of goods and/or services classified according thereto (800) _ Certain data relating to the international registration of Trade Marks under the (526) _ Disclaimer Protocol Relating to Madrid Agreement (International registration number (531) _ Description of figurative elements of Trade Marks according to the International (852) _ Partial cancellation of the list of goods and services Classification of the Figurative Elements of Marks (891) _ Date of subsequent designation CODES FOR PUBLICATION IN BULLETIN (21) AP 0000 000000 _ serial number of application for invention INTERNATIONAL PATENT CLASSIFICATION (10) AP 0000 0000 A _ number of published application for invention (first publication) FOR INVENTIONS AND UTILITY MODELS (11) P 0000 0000 B _ number of patent for invention (second publication) (21) API 0000 000000 _ number of application for imported patent SECTION A _ HUMAN NECESSITIES (11) PI 0000 0000 A _ number of imported patent (first publication) SECTION B _ PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING SECTION C _ CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY (21) AU 0000 000000 _ serial number of application for utility model SECTION D _ TEXTILES; PAPER (10) AU 0000 000 U _ number of published application for utility model (first publication) SECTION E _ FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS (11) U 0000 000 Y _ number of patent for utility model (second publication) SECTION F _ MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING (21) AD 0000 000000 _ serial number of application for design SECTION G _ PHYSICS (10) AD 0000 000 S _ number of published application for design (first publication) SECTION H _ ELECTRICITY (11) D 0000 000 S _ registered design M _ Trade Mark (210) AM 0000 000000 _ Serial number of application; (260) AAM 0000 00000 A _ Publication number of application; (111) M 0000 00000 R _ Number of registration; (111) MMM0000 00000 Rn _ Number of renewals, in which n=1,2,3; (111) M 0000 00000 R(P) _ Number of registration under partial assignment of rights Date format: year, month, day (YY MM DD) Official Bulletin of the Industrial Property Inventions Utility Models Designs Trademarks Appellations of Origin of Goods Date of Publication ‒ 2020 09 10 17(549) CONTENTS PUBLISHED TITLES OF PROTECTION ........................................................................................................ 3 INVENTIONS . APPLICATIONS APPROVED FOR GRANTING PATENTS .......................................................................... 4 . PATENTED INVENTIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 6 UTILITY MODELS . APPLICATIONS APPROVED FOR GRANTING PATENTS ........................................................................... 8 . PATENTED UTILITY MODEL ..….......................................................................................................................... 9 DESIGNS . REGISTERED DESIGNS ............................................................................................................................................ 10 . DESIGN REGISTERED ACCORDING TO THE ACCELERATED PROCEDURE ..................................... 11 . DESIGNS, WICH HAVE BEEN REGISTERED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL BUREAU CLAIMING PRIORITY ON THE TERRITORY OF GEORGIA ........................................................................ 13 TRADEMARKS . APPLICATIONS FILED UNDER THE NATIONAL PROCEDURE APPROVED FOR REGISTRATION .......................................................................................................................................................... 40 . REGISTERED TRADEMARKS ................................................................................................................................ 49 . TRADEMARKS REGISTERED ACCORDING TO THE ACCELERATED PROCEDURE ...................... 54 . INTERNATIONAL TRADEMARKS FOR WHICH A DECISION ON GRANTING PROTECTION IS TAKEN ...........................................................................................................................................................................
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