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Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4870561 19/02/2021 RAMA RAM NO.658,4TH FLOOR, SRI KRISHNA COMPLEX, BASETTYPET,,CHICKPET CROSS, BANGALORE-560053, KARNATAKA, INDIA. MANUFACTURER SOLE PROPRIETOR Address for service in India/Attorney address: B N SUNIL KUMAR #11/1, 3rd Floor, East Circle Road, V.V. Puram, Bangalore-560004 Proposed to be Used CHENNAI LACE AND EMBROIDERY, BRAID; BUTTONS; HOOKS AND EYES, PINS AND NEEDLES; ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. 3795 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4873337 21/02/2021 BAKULKUMAR THAKKAR 1645, Khajuri's pole, Tankshal Road, Kalupur, Ahmedabad Bags and articles for packaging, Wrapping and storage of paper, cardboard or plastics, paper and cardboard individual person Proposed to be Used AHMEDABAD Lace and embroidery, ribbons and braid; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; 3796 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4882835 27/02/2021 GIRIRAJ CREATION GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR, PLOT NO-22, KRUNAL ESTATE, B/H JIVAN JYOT CINEMA, ANJANA, SURAT, GUJARAT, 394210 PARTNERSHIP FIRM Address for service in India/Agents address: YADAV ARVIND KUMAR AKY & CO.,304-3rd floor, 21st Century Business Centre, Near World Trade Centre, Ring Road, Surat-395002 Used Since :09/08/2017 AHMEDABAD LACE AND EMBROIDERY, RIBBONS AND BRAID; BUTTONS, HOOKS AND EYES, PINS AND NEEDLES; ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS 3797 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 THE FLASH 4967857 08/05/2021 DC COMICS 2900 West Alameda Avenue, Burbank, California 91505, United States of America A general partnership organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, U.S.A Address for service in India/Attorney address: K & S PARTNERS 515 - B, PLATINUM TOWER, 5TH FLOOR, SOHNA ROAD, SECTOR - 47, GURGAON - 122002, NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION, INDIA Proposed to be Used DELHI Lace, braid, embroidery and ribbons; haberdashery; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; Artificial flowers; sewing thimbles; buttons; novelty buttons; badges for wear not of precious metal; heat adhesive patches; brooches for clothing; Hair decorations; False hair; hair ornaments; decorative articles for the hair; hair bands; hair pins; barrettes; bows for the hair; sewing boxes; decorative ribbons; lanyards (cords) for wear; shoe laces; boot laces; belt buckles for clothing; belt buckles of precious metals; belt buckles not of precious metals. 3798 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4968165 08/05/2021 SUMIT KUMAR E-209,BUDH VIHAR, J J COLONY,INDERPURI, CENTRAL DELHI - 110012 Proprietor Address for service in India/Attorney address: VIVEK KUMAR GUPTA B-3/41-42 THIRD FLOOR SECTOR-11 ROHINI DELHI 110085 Proposed to be Used DELHI Artificial Plants 3799 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4973414 14/05/2021 MRS. ANJUM JAVED TAMBOLI TRADING AS M/S. RMT TEXTILES M/s. RMT TEXTILES, 9/192/1, NEAR SIZING, YELAJ MALA, SANGLI ROAD, ICHALKARANJI, TAL. HATKANGLE, DIST. KOLHAPUR-416115 sole propriter Address for service in India/Attorney address: LAW PROTECTOR Dhumal Nivas, Behind Kamla Nehru Hospital, Near Barane School, 104, Mangalwar peth, Pune - 411 011 Proposed to be Used MUMBAI LACE AND EMBROIDERY, RIBBONS AND BRAID; BUTTONS, HOOKS AND EYES, PINS AND NEEDLES; ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. 3800 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4975393 17/05/2021 RAJNISH SHARMA PROPRIETOR OF S T ENTERPRISES D-2/33,D-BLOCK,VINOD PURI,VIJAY ENCLAVE,DABRI PALAM ROAD, PALAM VILLAGE,SOUTH WEST DELHI, DELHI - 110045 THE TRADE MARK ACT - 1999 Address for service in India/Attorney address: NEWTON REGINALD No 6, Dhanammal Street Spurtank Road Chetpet Chennai - 600031 Proposed to be Used DELHI Lace, braid and embroidery, and haberdashery ribbons and bows; Buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; Artificial flowers; Hair decorations; False hair ;Artificial flowers;Artificial fruit 3801 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4979026 20/05/2021 BOYO PRIVATE LIMITED C/O BOYO ENTERPRISES PISHUMTHONG OINAM LEIKAI IMPHAL WEST WEST IMPHAL MANIPUR - 795001 THE TRADEMARK ACT - 1999 Address for service in India/Attorney address: NEWTON REGINALD No 6, Dhanammal Street Spurtank Road Chetpet Chennai - 600031 Proposed to be Used KOLKATA Lace, braid and embroidery, and haberdashery ribbons and bows; Buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; Artificial flowers; Hair decorations; False hair 3802 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 NCS 4979544 21/05/2021 KUNAL HOUSE NO 296/12,PATHRO WALI GALI,WARD 12 proprietor Address for service in India/Attorney address: GAURAV KUMAR 1982,near sumitra sharma school,wadhawa ram colony,panipat-132103 Proposed to be Used DELHI lace and embroidery, ribbons and braid; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; artificial flowers. 3803 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4981383 23/05/2021 MANISH SINGH HOUSE NO. 110 E, STREET NO. 8, C BLOCK, DAYALPUR, DELHI • 110094 INDIVIDUAL Address for service in India/Attorney address: YOGESH KUMAR vinoba puri ,lower ground floor , building no 1,lajpat nagar iv Used Since :31/10/2020 DELHI Lace, braid and embroidery, and haberdashery ribbons and bows; Buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; Artificial flowers; Hair decorations; False hair 3804 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4981821 24/05/2021 MANVI JAIN PROPRIETOR OF NAVJAI FIRST FLOOR, S-57, KH NO 99/5, VISHWAS PARK EXTN., RAJA PURI, UTTAM NAGAR, DELHI-110059 PROPRIETORSHIP FIRM Address for service in India/Attorney address: PURVI & ASSOCIATES 18-A, GALI NO.7, PRATAP NAGAR, MAYUR VIHAR PHASE-1, DELHI-110091 Proposed to be Used DELHI Hair wigs & Hair accessories and their related items Lace and embroidery, ribbons and braid; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; artificial flowers, appliqués [haberdashery],artificial flowers, artificial fruit, artificial garlands, artificial plants, badges for wear, not of precious metal, beads, other than for making jewelry beads, other than for making jewellery, belt clasps, binding needles, birds’ feathers [clothing accessories],blouse fasteners dress body fasteners, bobbins for retaining embroidery floss or wool [not parts of machines],bodkins, bows for the hair, boxes for needles, braids, brassards arm bands [clothing accessories], brooches [clothing accessories], buckles [clothing accessories],buttons, chenille [passementerie], collar supports, competitors’ numbers, cords for clothing, cords for rimming, for clothing, corset busks whalebones for corsets, darning needles, darning lasts, decorative articles for the hair, edgings for clothing, elastic ribbons, embroidering crochet hooks, embroidery fancy goods [embroidery], expanding bands for holding sleeves, eyelets for clothing, false beards, false hair, false hems, false moustaches, fastenings for clothing, fastenings for suspenders fastenings for braces, feathers [clothing accessories], festoons [embroidery], frills [lacework], frills for clothing, fringes, gold embroidery, haberdashery*, except thread, hair bands, hair grips bobby pins, hair curling pins, hair barrettes hair slides, hair pins, hair nets, hair colouring caps hair coloring caps, hair curling papers, hair extensions, hair curlers, other than hand implements, hat ornaments, not of precious metal, heat adhesive patches for repairing textile articles, heat adhesive patches for decoration of textile articles [haberdashery], hook and pile fastening tapes, hooks [haberdashery], hooks for corsets, human hair, knitting needles, lace for edgings, lace trimmings passementerie, letters for marking linen, mica spangles, monogram tabs for marking linen numerals or letters for marking linen, needle cushions, needle cases, needles*, needles for wool combing machines, numerals for marking linen, ornamental novelty badges [buttons], ostrich feathers [clothing accessories], picot [lace], pin cushions, pins, other than jewellery [jewelry (Am.)], plaited hair tresses of hair, prize ribbons, reins for guiding children, ribbons [haberdashery], rosettes [haberdashery], rug hooks, saddlers’ needles, sewing needles, sewing boxes, sewing thimbles, shoe fasteners, shoe hooks, shoe laces, shoe ornaments, not of precious metal, shoe eyelets, shoe buckles, shoemakers’ needles, shoulder pads for clothing, shuttles for making fishing nets, silver embroidery, skirt flounces, snap fasteners, spangles for clothing, tapes for curtain headings, tassels [haberdashery], tinsels [trimmings for clothing] or sedew [trimmings for clothing], top-knots [pompoms],toupees, trimmings for clothing, trouser clips for cyclists, wigs, woolen laces, wreaths of artificial flowers, zip fasteners slide fasteners [zippers] zippers, zippers for bags zip fasteners for bags, and hair rubber band and all type of hair band. 3805 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4987121 28/05/2021 AMIT KUMAR W-45/B- 544Gali No.-16-P-1, Sultan Puri B Block, North West Delhi- Delhi-110086 individual Address for service in India/Attorney address: DHIRENDER TRIPATHI OFFICE NO.502 5th FLOOR LAXMI TOWER, BEHIND AKASH CINEMA, AZADPUR DELHI-110033 Proposed to be Used DELHI Hair pins, Hair Ornaments, hair bands, hair grips / bobby pins, hair curling pins hair barrettes / hair slides, hair nets, hair colouring caps / hair coloring caps, hair curling papers, hair extensions, hair curlers, other than hand implements 3806 Trade Marks Journal No: 2005 , 21/06/2021 Class 26 4997032 08/06/2021 JYOTSNA LOOMBA 23B, Pocket A 14, Himgiri Apartment Kalkaji Exten, Aali, Ali, South Delhi, Delhi 110019 INDIVIDUAL Address for service in India/Agents address: VIKAS BANSAL 411, B-09,
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  • (12) United States Patent (10) Patent No.: US 6,616,963 B1

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