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Regd. No. S. 1395 TMR-01-05-2011 Journal No. 724 THE TRADE MARKS JOURNAL May, 2011 (Registered as a Newspaper) ISSUED UNDER THE DIRECTIONS OF THE REGISTRAR OF TRADE MARKS REGISTRY, KARACHI THE TRADE MARKS JOURNAL (No.724 MAY 1, 2011) 3434 ______________________________________________________________________________ Regd. No. S. 1395 TMR-01-05-2011 Journal No.724 THE TRADE MARKS JOURNAL (Registered as a Newspaper) st No. 724 May, 1 2011 APPLICATIONS OPPOSITION Applications for registrations of Trade Marks Notice is hereby given that any person in respect of Goods and Services may be made at who has grounds of opposition to the registration of any of the marks advertised IPO-PAKISTAN HEADQUARTERS herein according to classes under the # 23, Street # 87, Sector # G-6/3, heading “Application Advertised before Attaturk Avenue, Embassy Road, Registration” may, within two months from ISLAMABAD the date of this Journal, lodge Notice of Ph: 051-9208146-47 Opposition on Form T.M-5 accompanied by Fax: 051-9208157 the prescribed fee of Rs.6,000/-. TRADE MARKS REGISTRY The period for lodging Notice of Plot No. CD-3, Behind K.D.A. Civic Centre, 3rd, 4th & 5th Floor Defunct CCI & E Building Gulshan-e- Opposition may be extended by the Registrar Iqbal, Karachi. if he thinks so and upon such terms as he Ph: 99230538-99231002-99230533 may direct. Fax: 9231001 BRANCH TRADE MARKS REGISTRY Request for extension of time shall always IPO-REGIONAL OFFICE bear the reference the name of prospective House No.15, Block E-1, opponent and the number of Trade Marks, if Shahrah-e-Imam Hussain (A.S) any, to be made basis of opposition. Gulberg-III, Near Qaddafi Stadium, Lahore Ph: No.042-99231981-3 It is desirable that formal opposition SEARCH should not be lodged until notice has been Inspection of representation of Trade Marks given by letter to the applicant for may, on payment of the prescribed fees, made at registration, so as to afford him an the Trade Marks Registry, between 9:00 a.m. to opportunity of withdrawing his application 3:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday (Except Friday before the expense of preparing the Notice from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.). of Opposition is incurred. Failure to give such notice may be taken into account in considering any application by an opponent for an order of costs if the opposition is uncontested by the applicants. APPLICATION NUMBERS In each advertisement the number stated before the specification of goods indicates the number of the application. THE TRADE MARKS JOURNAL (No.724 MAY 1, 2011) 3435 ______________________________________________________________________________ NOTIFICATION It is notified for general information that Form TM-1, must be completed in all respects and informations asked for must be provided. Instructions for Completions of TM-1, given on this form in the Rules should be followed. The instruction at (f) and (g) relating to user and signature are clear and noncompliance leads to over work for the Trade Marks Registry and un-necessary delay for the Applicants. Incomplete forms will not be received, and if received by POST will not be examined at their turn, till they are complete in all respects. EXTENSION OF TIME 2. It has been observed that in opposition and Rectification cases, both the parties or their Agents/Advocates make requests on Form TM-56 for Extension of time, which are liberally granted to the parties. This practice not only delays the disposal of cases, but also results in accumulation of work. In order to discourage this practice, it is notified for general information that no unnecessary extension of time will be allowed except substantiated by cogent and convincing reasons and that mere collection of data or compilation of paper would not be sufficient reasons for asking such extension. All concerned should note and cooperate for early disposal of contested cases. Besides requests for extension of time in opposition cases must be accompanied by valid power of authorization, without which such requests are liable to be treated as un-authorized. AUTHENTICATION OF FOREIGN DOCUMENTS AND POWER OF ATTORNEY. 3. It is notified for general information that all Foreign Documents and the Power of Attorneys shall be executed before, and authenticated by a Notary Public, or any Court, Judge, Magistrate, Consul or Vice Consul, or Representation of the Central Government as enumerated in Section 85 of the Evidence Act. Khalid Hidayat Khan Registrar of Trade Marks THE TRADE MARKS JOURNAL (No.724 MAY 1, 2011) 3436 ______________________________________________________________________________ Application Advertised Before Registration. (Accepted on or before March, unless otherwise stated) DIAMONDBRITE Advertised before acceptance under section 28 (1) Ordinance 2001. 195319 - 1 Chemical preparations for the protection of chrome, rubber, leather, plastic vinyl, fabric, carpet, metallic and painted surfaces in and / or on vehicles JEWELULTRA LIMITED, a British Company, Diamond Brite House, Ewell Lane, West Farleign Maidstane Kent ME 15 ONG England.UK 06/05/2004. Surridge & Beecheno Finlay House, I.I. Chundrigar Road, Karachi. GREEN STAR Advertised before acceptance under section 28(1) Ordinance 2001. REGISTRATION OF THIS TRADE MARK SHALL GIVE NO RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF LETTER "S, C, AND I" EXCEPT SUBSTANTIALLY SHOWN ON THE LABEL & URDU WORD " & AND ALL OTHER DESCRIPTIVE MATTER APPEARING ON THE LABEL.. 207890 - 1 Fertilizer, Doctor Muhammad Shafique Pitafi, Trading as, Trading As SUNCROP INTERNATIONAL DERA GHAZI KHAN, 39, Block c, khayaban-e-sarwar dera ghazi khan,PK 03/04/2005. Munawar Law & Associate, Flat No. G-1, Ground Floor, Adeel Plaza, Plot No. Sc-10 Block H North Nazimabad, Karachi. THE TRADE MARKS JOURNAL (No.724 MAY 1, 2011) 3437 ______________________________________________________________________________ EVONIK Advertised before acceptance under section 28(1) Ordinance 2001. 228051 - 1 Chemicals used in industry, science and photography, as well as in agriculture, horticulture and forestry, in animal breeding, wine-making and in the textile and paper industries; chemicals used in the construction industry; unprocessed artificial resins, unprocessed plastics; fertilizers; plant growth regulators, flame protection preparations and fire extinguishing agents; tempering and soldering preparations; enzymes for industrial purposes; odour inhibitors for organic waste and for incorporating into plastics, textiles and paper; tanning substances; adhesives used in industry; technical gases, in particular noble gases and gases being raw materials for industrial purposes, chemical purposes, catalytic purposes; for inerting, for drying and gases being freezing agents. Trading As LG Verwaltungs-GmbH., (a German limited liability company), KronprinzenstraBe 53 -57, 44135 Dortmund, Germany,DE 07/10/2006. Mr. Shamsul Haq, Advocate. Anum Empire 510, 5th Floor, Block 7/8, Shahra-e-Faisal, P.O.Boc: 13035, Karachi, Pakistan OMBRELLON Advertised before acceptance under section 28(1) Ordinance 2001. 233530 - 1 Chemicals used in industry, especially for use in the leather, textile, paper, paint and coating industries, including wetting agents and softening agents; chemicals used in industry, especially for use in the leather, textile, paper, paint and coating industries, including fat liquoring agents and softening agent; chemicals used in industry, especially for use in leather, textile, paper, paint and coating industries, including fat liquoring agents and filling agents chemicals used in industry, especially for use in the leather, textile, paper, paint and coating industries, including impregnation agents and hydrophobing agents. Trading As MUNZING CHEMIE GmbH, a company incorporated and existing under the laws of Federal Republic of Germany, Salzstrasse 174, 74076 Heibronn, Federal Republic of Germany,DE 08/03/2007. International Trade Mark & Patent Services 1-Farid Kot Road, Lahore-54000 THE TRADE MARKS JOURNAL (No.724 MAY 1, 2011) 3438 ______________________________________________________________________________ Advertised before acceptance under section 28(1) Ordinance 2001. REGISTRATION OF THIS TRADE MARK SHALL GIVE NO RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF LETTER G & P. 248910 - 1 Chemicals & Adhesive, ZAEEM SHIKO, TRADING AS, CLASSIC TRADING CO. PAKISTANI NATIONAL, H 55/56 COLLEGE ROAD RAWALPINDI,PK 15/04/2008. Advertised before acceptance under section 28(1) Ordinance 2001. REGISTRATION OF THIS TRADE MARK SHALL GIVE NO RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF NUMERAL " 70 ". 260343 - 1 Chemical, chemical name is sodium lauryl ether sulphate 70% which use for preparation of shampoo. AMEED RIAZ FIRST IMROOZ MODARABA TRADING AS, FIRST IMROOZ MODARABA, Chief Executive and Director, Room # 405, 4th floor Beaumont Plaza, Civil Lines Quarters Karachi,PK 09/01/2009. THE TRADE MARKS JOURNAL (No.724 MAY 1, 2011) 3439 ______________________________________________________________________________ Advertised before acceptance under section 28(1) Ordinance 2001. 261687 - 1 Chemical reagents and chemical preparations, other than for medical or veterinary purposes; Chemical products for use in pharmaceuticals; Diagnostic chemicals; Diagnostic reagents and diagnostic preparations, other than for medical or veterinary purposes; Testing reagents and preparations; Reagents for hematology analysis; Reagents for reticulocyte analysis; Reagents for blood coagulation analysis; Reagents for urinalysis; Reagents for immunoassay; Reagents for clinical chemistry testing; Reagents for occult blood test; Reagents for gene (genetic) test;
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