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Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 3015036 23/07/2015 SPENCER'S RETAIL LIMITED 31, NETAJI SUBHAS ROAD, DUNCAN HOUSE,KOLKATA - 700 001. MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS Address for service in India/Attorney address: KHAITAN & CO LLP EMERALD HOUSE,1B,OLD POST OFFICE STREET,KOLKATA 700 001,WEST BENGAL,INDIA. Used Since :01/07/2014 KOLKATA Scientific, nautical, surveying, electric, photographic, cinematographic, optical, weighing, measuring, signalling, checking (supervision), life saving and teaching apparatus and instruments; apparatus for recording, transmission or reproduction of sound or images; magnetic date carriers, recording discs; mechanisms for coin-operated apparatus; cash registers, calculating machines, data processing equipment and computers; fire-extinguishing apparatus 1300 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 ARDUINO ZERO Priority claimed from 05/02/2015; Application No. : 86525678 ;United States of America 3025625 05/08/2015 ARDUINO SA Corso San Gottardo 6A, 6830 Chiasso, Switzerland MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS a Corporation organised and existing under the laws of Switzerland Address for service in India/Attorney address: D.P. AHUJA & CO 14/2 PALM AVENUE CALCUTTA 700019 INDIA Proposed to be Used KOLKATA CIRCUIT BOARDS 1301 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 ZERO Priority claimed from 05/02/2015; Application No. : 86525725 ;United States of America 3025626 05/08/2015 ARDUINO SA Corso San Gottardo 6A, 6830 Chiasso, Switzerland MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS a Corporation organised and existing under the laws of Switzerland Address for service in India/Attorney address: D.P. AHUJA & CO 14/2 PALM AVENUE CALCUTTA 700019 INDIA Proposed to be Used KOLKATA CIRCUIT BOARDS NOT FOR USE IN RESPECT OF MAGNETIC STRIP AND CHIP BASED CARDS FOR ELECTRONIC TRANSACTION 1302 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 Priority claimed from 16/02/2015; Application No. : 40-2015-0012567 ;Republic of Korea 3031656 13/08/2015 LG ELECTRONICS INC. 128,YEOUI-DAERO,YEONGDEUNGPO-GU,SEOUL,150-721,REPUBLIC OF KOREA MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS A CORPORATION DULY ORGANISED AND EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF REPUBLIC OF KOREA Address for service in India/Attorney address: D.P. AHUJA & CO 14/2 PALM AVENUE CALCUTTA 700019 INDIA Proposed to be Used To be associated with: 2918701, 2918702 KOLKATA DISPLAYS FOR MOBILE PHONE; SMART PHONES; DISPLAYS FOR TELEVISION; TELEVISION RECEIVERS. 1303 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 3070698 06/10/2015 ACHAL GOLA 301, JAGRITI ENCLAVE, 1ST FLOOR, VIKAS MARG, DELHI-110092. MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS Address for service in India/Attorney address: GLOBAL JURIX S-191/C, 3RD FLOOR, MANAK COMPLEX, SCHOOL BLOCK, SHAKARPUR, DELHI-92 Used Since :18/02/2015 DELHI BATTERY, UPS, INVERTERS, STABILIZERS, AND CHARGERS AS INCLUDED IN CLASS 9 No claim is made to the exclusive right to use “Battery”, apart from the mark as shown in the label... 1304 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 Ring ID 3072532 06/10/2015 LG ELECTRONICS INC. 128, Yeoui-daero, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, 07336, Republic of Korea Manufacturers, Merchants and Service Providers A company existing and organized under the laws of Republic of Korea Address for service in India/Agents address: INTTL ADVOCARE. F-252, WESTERN AVENUE, SAINIK FARMS, NEW DELHI - 110 062. Proposed to be Used To be associated with: 3070809 DELHI Computer application software; Computer software for mobile phones; Computer application software for mobile phones; Downloadable computer programs; Operating system programs; Application software for Smartphones and tablet computers; Computers; Computer software; Smart phones; Portable communications apparatus namely handsets, walkie- talkies, satellite telephones and personal digital assistants [PDA]; Audio components; Apparatus for the recording/transmission or reproduction of sound and images; Television receivers; Wearable smart phones; Mobile phone cases; Portable speakers; Portable chargers for mobile phones; Ear phones; Wireless headphones; Wireless headsets 1305 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 PAGE 3077370 13/10/2015 LG ELECTRONICS INC. 128, Yeoui-daero, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, 150-721, Korea Manufacturers, Merchants & Service Providers A company existing and organized under the laws of Republic of Korea (South Korea) Address for service in India/Agents address: INTTL ADVOCARE. F-252, WESTERN AVENUE, SAINIK FARMS, NEW DELHI - 110 062. Proposed to be Used DELHI Smart phones; Displays for smart phone; Mobile phones; Wearable smart phones; Wireless headsets; Headsets; Wireless headsets for mobile phone; Wireless headsets for smart phone; Digital settop boxes; Leather cases for mobile phone; Leather cases for smart phone; Flip covers for mobile phone; Flip covers for smart phone; Software for television; Tablet computers; Monitors for computer; Commercial monitors; Wearable computers; Computer; Printers for computer; LED displays; Leather cases for tablet computer; Flip covers for tablet computer; Portable computers; Rechargeable batteries; Battery chargers; 3D spectacles; Digital cameras; Network monitoring cameras namely for surveillance; Television receivers; Displays for television receiver; Audio component system composed of surround sound speakers, loudspeakers, tuners, sound mixers, equalizer, audio recorders, radio receivers; Apparatus for recording, transmission or reproduction of sound or images; Earphones; Digital Versatile Disc [DVD] players; Portable media players; Speakers; Bluetooth cameras; Computer software for virtual reality game; Wearable telecommunication devices for the wireless receipt, storage and/or transmission of data and messages; Head-mounted video display apparatus 1306 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 3160340 15/01/2016 SHENZHEN COLORFUL TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD. ROOM 1206, 13/F, THE CENTRAL TOWER NO.88, FUHUA YI ROAD, FUTIAN DISTRICT, SHENZHEN, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA MANUFACTURER AND MERCHANT Address for service in India/Agents address: IPR INTERNATIONAL SERVICES BLOCK NO. 8, BUILDING NO. 2, RAJINDER NAGAR, NEW DELHI-110060 Proposed to be Used DELHI INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CARDS [SMART CARDS], NOTEBOOK COMPUTERS, COMPUTER SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS (DOWNLOADABLE), COMPUTERS, COMPUTER HARDWARE, TABLET COMPUTERS, MAINBOARD, GRAPHICS CARD. ALL-IN-ONE PC, MOBILE HDD. 1307 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 DR. D (Disaster Risk Doctors) 3195634 25/02/2016 SOCIETY OF PUBLIC SAFETY & HABITAT MANAGEMENT ( MR. RAM NAWAL SINGH- PRESIDENT) A-251, 3rd Floor, Defence Colony, New Delhi-110024 Trader Address for service in India/Attorney address: SANJEEV KUMAR 806, Aggarwal Cyber Plaza-1, Netaji Subhash Place, Pitampura, Delhi-110034, India. Used Since :15/05/2015 DELHI Scientific, nautical, surveying, electric, photographic, cinematographic, optical, weighing, measuring, signalling, checking (supervision), life saving and teaching apparatus and instruments apparatus for recording, transmission or reproduction of sound or images magnetic data carriers, recording discs and mechanisms for coin-operated apparatus cash registers, calculating machines, data processing equipment and computers fire extinguishing apparatus, as included in class 9. 1308 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 3299456 01/07/2016 JASVINDER KAUR trading as ;E Com Access Booth Number 45, Sector 8B, Chandigarh Merchants & Manufacturers PROPRIETORSHIP FIRM Address for service in India/Agents address: RAHUL RAJPUT. B-336, BHAI RANDHIR SINGH NAGAR, LUDHIANA - 141 004 PUNJAB. Proposed to be Used DELHI DATA STORAGE DEVICE; mobile phone accessories, namely batteries, electric battery chargers, data communication cables, headsets, ear phones, car chargers, hands frees, phone holders, screen protective films, portable speakers ,front panels for mobile phones; wireless headsets; Card Readers; Memory Card; Mobile Selfie Stick; Power Bank; Aux Cable; Bluetooth Device; Traveler Charges; Adaptor & Chargers; Computer peripherals and printer accessories: CISS (Continuous ink supply system) AND PARTS 1309 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 3317487 23/07/2016 SOLANKI INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. 22/180, MOTILAL NAGAR RD.NO.1, OPP. BEST COLONY, GOREGAON (W), MUMBAI - 400 104. Manufacturers, Merchants and Exporters. Address for service in India/Attorney address: G.S. RIJHWANI & CO. 203, SHREE PRASAD CHAMBERS, IIND FLOOR, NEAR TSEC ENGINEERING COLLEGE, 35TH ROAD, TPS III, BANDRA WEST MUMBAI-400050 Used Since :19/12/1977 MUMBAI LINE, TESTERS, ELECTRONIC REGULATORS, ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES AND INSTALLATION, ELECTRIC FITTINGS, FOR FLUORESCENT TUBES, ELECTRIC BELLS, BUZZERS, TRANSFORMERS, SWITCHES, CUT OUT O PLUGS, PLUGS AND PINS SOCKETS, CONNECTORS AND ELECTRIC CONTACT DEVICES, ELECTRIC SWITCH HOLDERS, STARTERS, CONTACT DEVICES, ELECTRIC BELLS, IRONS, WIRES, CABLES, EXTENSION CORD BOXES, ADOPTERS, LIGHTING FIXTURES, PVC CONDUIT PIPES, KIT KAT INCLUDED IN CLASS 09 SUBJECT TO USE THE MARK AS A WHOLE AS REPRESENTED IN THE FORM OF APPLICATION. 1310 Trade Marks Journal No: 1982 , 11/01/2021 Class 9 3331891 08/08/2016 SIGNUM ELECTROWAVE AKSHAT JINDAL PUSHPAK JINDAL trading as ;Signum Electrowave Near Peersthan, VILL.DADI, P.O Nalagarh, Distt. Solan-174101 (HP) INDIA Merchants & Manufacturers Partnership Firm Address for service in India/Agents address: RAHUL RAJPUT. B-336, BHAI RANDHIR SINGH NAGAR, LUDHIANA - 141 004 PUNJAB. Used Since :23/11/2010 DELHI PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS; INTEGRATED CIRCUIT BOARDS; CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARDS; FLEXIBLE CIRCUIT
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