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Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper Mckinley Rd. Mckinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634, Philippines Tel Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634, Philippines Tel. No. 238-6300 Website: http://www.ipophil.gov.ph e-mail: [email protected] Publication Date < 17 February 2020 > 1 ALLOWED MARKS PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION .................................................................................................... 2 1.1 ALLOWED NATIONAL MARKS .............................................................................................................................................. 2 Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634, Philippines Tel. No. 238-6300 Website: http://www.ipophil.gov.ph e-mail: [email protected] Publication Date < 17 February 2020 > 1 ALLOWED MARKS PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION 1.1 Allowed national marks Application No. Filing Date Mark Applicant Nice class(es) Number 13 June Chapter 4 Corp. DBA 1 4/2017/00009065 SUPREME 18 2017 Supreme [US] 26 October FEVER AID Pascual Consumer Healthcare 2 4/2017/00017396 5 2017 COOLING GEL PATCH Corp. [PH] 9 January 247 CARGO 3 4/2018/00000535 Renz Stewart W Sy [PH] 36 and39 2018 SERVICES INC 13 March 4 4/2018/00004583 GUBY`S Brian Sevilla Gubat [PH] 29; 35 and43 2018 13 March 29; 30; 31; 32; 33; 5 4/2018/00004584 GUBY`S Brian Sevilla Gubat [PH] 2018 35; 39; 40 and43 8 June 6 4/2018/00009702 BLACK REVERSE NatureLab. Co., Ltd. [JP] 3 and5 2018 16 August S&S Capital Ventures, Inc. 7 4/2018/00014305 BOK BOK MANOK 35 and43 2018 [PH] 17 Marketventure Distributor 8 4/2018/00016292 September TOMEE 29; 30 and32 Sales, Inc [PH] 2018 17 Marketventure Distributor 9 4/2018/00016293 September TOMEE 29; 30 and32 Sales, Inc [PH] 2018 16 MORGANFIELD’S MORGANFIELD'S HOLDINGS 10 4/2018/00020662 November HOME OF STICKY 43 SDN BHD [MY] 2018 BONES 17 July Mirabueno, Janice Socorro 11 4/2018/00503258 CHIXPOP 43 2018 [PH] 9 January 12 4/2019/00000420 AVONTURPH Charles Ryan Sy [PH] 18 2019 12 Genesis Prestige Trading Inc. 13 4/2019/00002216 February OVERLAND KINGS 20 [PH] 2019 PAREF PRE-SCHOOLS, INC. 26 PAREF PRESCHOOL doing business under the 14 4/2019/00002977 February NORTH RIM, 41 name and style of PAREF - 2019 MARIKINA ROSEFIELD SCHOOL [PH] AACI MIRACLE 14 March AACI Miracle Property Holding 15 4/2019/00004178 PROPERTY HOLDING 36 2019 Inc. [PH] INC. 20 March iNova Pharmaceuticals 16 4/2019/00004602 DERMATURE 3 and5 2019 (Singapore) Pte. Limited [SG] 26 March Twin Oaks Food Corporation 17 4/2019/00004991 WIGGLY CREATURES 30 2019 [PH] Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd. McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634, Philippines Tel. No. 238-6300 Website: http://www.ipophil.gov.ph e-mail: [email protected] Publication Date < 17 February 2020 > 26 March Twin Oaks Food Corporation 18 4/2019/00004996 BLOCK BUSTER 30 2019 [PH] 5 April WHITELANDS 19 4/2019/00005716 Whitelands Express, Inc. [PH] 39 2019 EXPRESS, INC. 17 April AMITEA YOUR 20 4/2019/00006415 Emmanuel S. Dela Paz [PH] 30 2019 BUBBLE TEA BUDDY 24 April P.B. DIONISIO & CO., INC. 21 4/2019/00006576 BULLSEYE 13 and28 2019 [PH] 25 April PREMIUM CHOICE 22 4/2019/00006688 Premium Choice Inc. [PH] 29 and35 2019 MEATSHOP 25 April 23 4/2019/00006772 AROPAF Raymundo T. Francisco [PH] 41 2019 26 April SEAIR SOUTH EAST Integrated Airline Group, Inc. 24 4/2019/00006862 39 2019 ASIAN AIRLINES [PH] 26 April 25 4/2019/00006895 SPARK INDUSTRIES John Paul Pareja [PH] 3; 9; 10 and44 2019 14 May 26 4/2019/00007834 DELTA Qiu Xinxin [PH] 18 and25 2019 15 May China Mobile International 27 4/2019/00007906 MCLOUD 38 2019 Limited [HK] 17 May 28 4/2019/00008128 EL GAUCHO Dani Himi [TH] 43 2019 22 May AERO PIZZA Metro Kitchen Innovations Inc. 29 4/2019/00008458 43 2019 CENTRALE [PH] Anthony S. Chua [PH] 23 May BRIXX 30 4/2019/00008541 andSinski Motorcycle Phils., 12 2019 MOTORCYCLES Inc. [PH] SUPREME AUTO Interglobe Trading and 23 May 31 4/2019/00008548 CENTER Manufacturing Corporation 35 and37 2019 ACCESORIES [PH] 24 May PAGSS PREMIUM Philippine Airport Ground 32 4/2019/00008627 43 2019 LOUNGE Support Solutions Inc [PH] 29 May Michael Joseph L. 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No. 238-6300 Website: http://www.ipophil.gov.ph e-mail: [email protected] Publication Date < 17 February 2020 > Interhealthcare 42 4/2019/00011444 3 July 2019 HEBLOPIN 5 Pharmaceuticals, Inc. [PH] Foramen Products Corporation 43 4/2019/00011447 3 July 2019 COXIFORM 5 [PH] 44 4/2019/00011762 8 July 2019 T&L Maritoni Fernandez [PH] 25; 35 and42 45 4/2019/00011763 8 July 2019 TON&LEXI Maritoni Fernandez [PH] 25; 35 and42 MAKE LIFE CQ Ingredients Trade, Inc. 46 4/2019/00011776 8 July 2019 29; 30 and35 SWEETER. [PH] MAKING LIVES CQ Ingredients Trade, Inc. 47 4/2019/00011777 8 July 2019 29; 30 and35 SWEETER. [PH] 12 July Azarias Pharmaceutical 48 4/2019/00012206 IODON 5 2019 Laboratories, Inc. [PH] 12 July Azarias Pharmaceutical 49 4/2019/00012211 +TIK 16 2019 Laboratories, Inc. [PH] 12 July Azarias Pharmaceutical 50 4/2019/00012214 MXIMUM 3 and5 2019 Laboratories, Inc. [PH] 12 July Azarias Pharmaceutical 51 4/2019/00012218 CEFIMEX200 5 2019 Laboratories, Inc. 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[SG] 23 August Pinnacle Sources Global 71 4/2019/00014960 PSGC 35 2019 Consultancy Inc. [PH] 27 August 72 4/2019/00015100 INTAX R.G. Manabat & Co. [PH] 41 2019 28 August 73 4/2019/00015181 ORA SYSTEM Alcon Inc. [CH] 10 2019 4 Yan Yan International Phils. 74 4/2019/00015647 September FUN CHOCOLATE 30 Inc. [PH] 2019 4 IFP THE ORIGINAL 75 4/2019/00015652 September Malissa Chua [PH] 30 CHOCO BAR SNACKS 2019 5 QUALIFIRST HEALTH INC. 76 4/2019/00015741 September EXGERM 5 [PH] 2019 5 FUJIAN EIGHT HORSES TEA 77 4/2019/00015763 September 21 CO, LTD [CN] 2019 11 Ebenezer John L. Osinsao 78 4/2019/00016090 September SAI CORPORATION 3 and44 [PH] 2019 16 79 4/2019/00016316 September UPCYCLED Waveplay Interactive Inc. [PH] 16 and21 2019 19 Ezaki Glico Kabushiki Kaisha 80 4/2019/00016538 September BISCO (also trading as Ezaki Glico 30 2019 Co., Ltd.) [JP] 20 81 4/2019/00016562 September Bryan Justin Ong Hsieh [PH] 32 2019 20 BAYANI ANG TUNAY 82 4/2019/00016563 September Bryan Justin ong Hsieh [PH] 32 NA TIBAY 2019 20 RTSJ REAL ESTATE 83 4/2019/00016577 September Rafael T. Siapco Jr. [PH] 36 BROKERAGE 2019 24 Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. 84 4/2019/00016750 September TIGGO 37 [CN] 2019 24 Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. 85 4/2019/00016751 September TIGGO 12 [CN] 2019 Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd.
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