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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 < July 19, 2018 > 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 < July 19, 2018 > 1 ALLOWED MARKS PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION 1.1 Allowed national marks Application No. Filing Date Mark Applicant Nice class(es) Number 3 October 1 4/2016/00505044 MOONLIFT JanSport Apparel Corp. [US] 18 2016 10 March BUILDING DAVIES PAINTS 2 4/2017/00003542 2 2017 PROTECTION PHILIPPINES, INC. [PH] 8 May Mega Lifesciences Public 3 4/2017/00006896 BIOTONE 5 2017 Company Limited [TH] 16 June 4 4/2017/00009285 Green Cross, Inc. [PH] 5 2017 28 June AiAi 888 LUCKY FOOD INC. 5 4/2017/00010079 PANADERA QUEEN 30 and35 2017 [PH] 10 July 6 4/2017/00010881 BOOZY Boozylife, Inc. [PH] 35; 39 and43 2017 20 July 7 4/2017/00011478 HUANYING HOTEL Qahtl Corp. [PH] 43 2017 23 August 8 4/2017/00013460 NE2 NIERLE Zhiyang Zhang [PH] 28 2017 5 9 4/2017/00014238 September YUPISO Manuel Co [PH] 24 and25 2017 11 CEBU PARK Jeco Development 10 4/2017/00014558 September 36 and37 RESIDENCES Corporation [PH] 2017 14 SKIN PHILOSOPHY Skin Philosophy Aesthetic 11 4/2017/00014795 September SKIN CARE FOR 44 Center [PH] 2017 EVERYONE 14 SKIN PHILOSOPHY Skin Philosophy Aesthetic 12 4/2017/00014796 September MD SKIN CARE FOR 44 Center [PH] 2017 EVERYONE 14 SKIN PHILOSOPHY Skin Philosophy Aesthetic 13 4/2017/00014797 September MD SKIN CARE FOR 44 Center [PH] 2017 EVERYONE 14 Skin Philosophy Aesthetic 14 4/2017/00014798 September SP 44 Center [PH] 2017 3 October 15 4/2017/00015905 QUBO Urban Harvestry, Inc. [PH] 6; 16 and31 2017 GARDEN LAB Beauty Concept Salon 3 October 16 4/2017/00015916 SCENTS FOR THE Equipment & Beauty Supply, 16 2017 SOUL LAVANDER Inc. [PH] 27 October Boehringer Ingelheim 17 4/2017/00017508 JOLANQI 5 2017 International Gmbh [DE] 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 < July 19, 2018 > 27 October Boehringer Ingelheim 18 4/2017/00017509 ETINAVOR 5 2017 International Gmbh [DE] 3 19 4/2017/00017776 November STONEASIA StoneAsia Inc. [PH] 19 and37 2017 7 Electronic Transfer and 20 4/2017/00018010 November E-TAP 36 Advance Processing, Inc. [PH] 2017 8 EUGICA COFF Mega Lifesciences Public 21 4/2017/00018084 November 5 LOZENGE Company Limited [TH] 2017 16 MIKOTO GENUINE 22 4/2017/00018383 November Christopher V. Tumaru [PH] 12 PARTS 2017 16 MIKOTO GENUINE 23 4/2017/00018384 November Christopher V. Tumaru [PH] 12 PARTS 2017 16 AMI GENUINE SEAL 24 4/2017/00018386 November QUANTITY Christopher V. Tumaru [PH] 12 2017 GUARANTEED 27 18; 23; 24; 25; 28; 25 4/2017/00019098 November DA KING FPJ Productions Inc. [PH] 32; 35; 36; 37; 43 2017 and45 27 26 4/2017/00019105 November AAA ALSTYLE Kingsley Macaire S. Shi [PH] 22 2017 27 27 4/2017/00019107 November AAA ALSTYLE Kingsley Macaire S. Shi [PH] 24 2017 29 28 4/2017/00019303 November WINNERSCEE MENESES SUPNET [PH] 5 2017 29 FLOWERS BY YUMI 29 4/2017/00019398 November SAY IT BETTER June Kelly Ichinomiya [PH] 35 2017 THAN WORDS 1 METRO PACIFIC Metropac Water Investments 30 4/2017/00019424 December 35; 37; 39 and40 WATER Corporation [PH] 2017 5 31 4/2017/00019627 December *- Two Futures Inc. [PH] 44 2017 5 32 4/2017/00019628 December TWO FUTURES INC. Two Futures Inc. [PH] 44 2017 5 THE PERFECT 33 4/2017/00019629 December ADVENTURE IS Two Futures Inc. [PH] 44 2017 JUST A WINK AWAY 5 FOR BABES WHO 34 4/2017/00019630 December LIVE FOR SUNNY Two Futures Inc. [PH] 44 2017 DAYS 5 FEEL GOOD FROM 35 4/2017/00019631 December Two Futures Inc. [PH] 44 SKIN TO WITHIN 2017 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 < July 19, 2018 > 5 EASY SKIN, FOR 36 4/2017/00019633 December Two Futures Inc. [PH] 44 EASY ADVENTURES 2017 5 HERE`S TO A FUZZ- 37 4/2017/00019634 December Two Futures Inc. [PH] 44 FREE JOURNEY 2017 22 LIM, JASMINE LORRAINE 38 4/2017/00020627 December CRYSTALLA 19; 20 and21 TAN [PH] 2017 22 Kusum Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. 39 4/2017/00020654 December PIOSUM 5 [IN] 2017 22 C9 CHANCELLOR M & H FASHION INT`L CO., 40 4/2017/00020667 December 24 and25 9000 INC. [PH] 2017 22 Changhong Plastics Group 41 4/2017/00020668 December CHS 9; 20 and22 Imperial Plastic Co. Ltd. [CN] 2017 22 Bodegas Fundador, S.L.U. 42 4/2017/00020693 December DOUBLE LIGHT 33 [ES] 2017 22 43 4/2017/00020746 December MEVIUS ORIGINAL Japan Tobacco Inc. [JP] 34 2017 18 May 44 4/2017/00502048 UNNA Unna Cares Inc. [PH] 10 2017 GLENCAL`S WATER 45 4/2017/00502607 5 July 2017 Calledo, Glendel S. [PH] 35 REFILLING STATION 27 46 4/2017/00503757 September AD HAVEN Tan, Cyril Edmund [PH] 35 2017 RDL BABYFACE 7 FACIAL CLEANSER RDL PHARMACEUTICAL 47 4/2017/00504262 November 3 CUCUMBER LABORATORY [PH] 2017 EXTRACT 11 48 4/2017/00504347 November MARYLORD Escobar Jr., Gallardo A. [PH] 43 2017 16 JOMACKER CARCAR Noel, Maggie Mae Banzon 49 4/2017/00504400 November 29 CHICHARON [PH] 2017 4 January Filipino Chinese Bakery 50 4/2018/00000195 BAKERY FAIR 35 2018 Association, Inc. [PH] 5 January EAGLE NEWS Eagle Broadcasting 51 4/2018/00000268 38 and41 2018 SERVICE Corporation [PH] 5 January 52 4/2018/00000269 POPS DISTRICT Don Ramon Bagatsing [PH] 43 2018 KI-KAI ALWAYS 17 January 53 4/2018/00000997 STYLISH, NEVER Incredible Brands Ltd. [HK] 3 2018 BORING 23 January 54 4/2018/00001266 FPJ FPJ Productions Inc [PH] 18; 25; 35 and45 2018 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 < July 19, 2018 > 23 January Leather Avenue Holding Sdn. 55 4/2018/00001340 LEATHER AVENUE 35 2018 Bhd. [MY] KEWPIE KABUSHIKI 23 January 56 4/2018/00001346 KEWPIE KAISHA(also trading as 29 2018 Kewpie Corporation) [JP] KEWPIE KABUSHIKI 23 January 57 4/2018/00001347 KAISHA(also trading as 29 2018 Kewpie Corporation) [JP] 24 January 58 4/2018/00001422 GOTO TENDON Jonathan H. Peñaloza [PH] 43 2018 24 January 59 4/2018/00001424 GOTO TENDON Jonathan H. Peñaloza [PH] 43 2018 MEDTECS 29 January INTERNATIONAL Medtecs International 60 4/2018/00001676 40 2018 CORPORATION Corporation Ltd. [PH] LIMITED HEXAGON 6 February Hexagon Healthcare 61 4/2018/00002169 HEALTHCARE 5; 10; 39 and44 2018 Corporation [PH] CORPORATION 6 February 62 4/2018/00002184 Rachel Joy Go-Lee [PH] 5; 9; 10; 40 and44 2018 INSTAROID 8 February Nicolas Nataniel Serge Brunet 63 4/2018/00002407 MEMORIES THAT 9 2018 [TH] STICK 9 February SOL {SEEDS OF Rosalia Anna Kare Medina 64 4/2018/00002466 29 and30 2018 LIFE} [PH] 9 February Rosalia Anna Kare Medina 65 4/2018/00002467 THE HEALTHY ROW 44 2018 [PH] 9 February MATALA MAKE Matala Water Technology Co., 66 4/2018/00002498 11 and17 2018 WATER ALIVE Ltd. [TW] 9 February 67 4/2018/00002516 BLAZING TEENS Alpha Group Co., Ltd. [CN] 35; 38 and41 2018 15 Anglinco Sons Marketing 68 4/2018/00002969 February ASAHI 8; 9; 11 and20 Corp. [PH] 2018 19 3A 3 ANGELS 69 4/2018/00003056 February Kingsley Macaire S. Shi [PH] 25 FASHION APPAREL 2018 19 3A 3 ANGELS 70 4/2018/00003057 February Kingsley Macaire S. Shi [PH] 22 FASHION APPAREL 2018 19 Honeywell International Inc. 71 4/2018/00003082 February SMARTPATH 9 [US] 2018 20 72 4/2018/00003160 February SILVERLIFE Pharex Healthcorp. [PH] 5 2018 20 73 4/2018/00003163 February PRIMELIFE Pharex Healthcorp. [PH] 5 2018 21 74 4/2018/00003232 February TESSAR Carl Zeiss Ag [DE] 9 2018 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 < July 19, 2018 > 21 75 4/2018/00003233 February TELE-TESSAR Carl Zeiss Ag [DE] 9 2018 21 Compagnie Des Cristalleries 76 4/2018/00003256 February SAINT-LOUIS 11 and21 De Saint-Louis [FR] 2018 23 77 4/2018/00003485 February IMANAGEIT LIN, FEI ERH [PH] 9 2018 26 78 4/2018/00003629 February Fintqnologies Corp. [PH] 36 2018 28 79 4/2018/00003750 February COURAGEOUS Hong Chengshang [PH] 3 2018 28 80 4/2018/00003751 February ROYAL OAK Hong Chengshang [PH] 3 2018 28 81 4/2018/00003759 February YUDO Hong Chengshang [PH] 12 2018 28 82 4/2018/00003760 February COLLING WOOD Hong Chengshang [PH] 3 2018 2 March 83 4/2018/00003924 NUBWO Nicholson Co Santos [PH] 9 and28 2018 7 March 84 4/2018/00004178 LANZHOU LAMIAN Zhao, Shuai [PH] 35 and43 2018 Madeling Jim A. Go (doing 7 March business under the tradename 85 4/2018/00004191 CFC 18 and25 2018 of Madz Celebrity Fashion Collection) [PH] 7 March SERIOUS DOUGH 86 4/2018/00004212 PAW, CHARLES [PH] 29; 30; 32 and43 2018 PIZZA CO TOYOTA JIDOSHA 7 March KABUSHIKI KAISHA (also 87 4/2018/00004250 12 2018 trading as TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION) [JP] 7 March Omexey Enterprise Co., Ltd.
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