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International Registration Designating India Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 1 International Registration designating India Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 1 Priority claimed from 28/02/2020; Application No. : 018203225 ;European Union 4499768 04/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1523647] READYCELL, S.L. Calle Pallars nº 179-185 E-08005 BARCELONA Spain Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Cell cultures other than for medical or veterinary use; biological preparations other than for medical or veterinary use; chemical preparations for scientific use in laboratories (other than for medical or veterinary use); biochemical products, chemical products, biochemical products and chemical products for use in industry and science; chemical and biochemical preparations for use in laboratory analysis; chemical and biochemical preparations for use in laboratory diagnostics; biochemical products and chemical reagents for use in laboratories; diagnostic reagents for scientific use; reagents for scientific use and for use in laboratories. 8087 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 1 Priority claimed from 16/12/2019; Application No. : 4607744 ;France 4503961 16/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1527046] SEDERMA 29 rue du Chemin Vert F-78610 Le Perray en Yvelines France Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Chemical products for use in industry and science; chemicals intended to be used in personal care products; chemicals for use in cosmetic, pharmaceutical, nutritional compositions; chemical ingredients for the manufacture of cosmetic products; chemical ingredients for the manufacture of personal care products; biochemical raw materials for use in the manufacture of cosmetics, personal care products, pharmaceuticals, nutritional products; biochemical active ingredients of plant or synthetic origin for use in the manufacture of cosmetics, personal care products, pharmaceuticals, nutritional products; active ingredients and chemical products for subsequent manufacturing of skin, scalp and hair care products, and of products for protection against the sun or blue light; chemical products and active ingredients for manufacture of cleaning wipes for personal use. 8088 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 1 Priority claimed from 13/02/2020; Application No. : 743237 ;Switzerland 4511644 27/02/2020 [International Registration No. : 1526221] Migros-Genossenschafts-Bund Limmatstrasse 152 CH-8005 Zürich Switzerland Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Active chemical and biological agents for manufacture of functional foods and food supplements. 8089 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 1 Priority claimed from 05/11/2019; Application No. : 30 2019 025 067 ;Germany 4517142 26/02/2020 [International Registration No. : 1529021] K+S Minerals and Agriculture GmbH Bertha-von-Suttner-Straße 7 34131 Kassel Germany Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Chemical products for use in industry; chemical products for the food industry; commercial salt; industrial salt; salts and salt mixtures for industrial purposes; salts [raw material]; salt for preserving, other than for foodstuffs. 8090 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 1 4536905 28/02/2020 [International Registration No. : 1535647] STEELFLUID S.R.L. Via Strasburgo, 49/A PARMA Italy Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Synthetic fluids for electro erosion of metals. 8091 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 3 Priority claimed from 24/02/2020; Application No. : 88808831 ;United States of America 4494041 03/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1523033] La Mer Technology, Inc. 767 Fifth Avenue New York NY 10153 United States of America Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Cosmetics; body and beauty care cosmetics; non-medicated skin care preparations. 8092 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 3 4494488 05/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1523954] Genalab Inc. (Mok-dong, ICOSbuilding), 301, 13, Mokdongjungangnam-ro 11-gil, Yangcheon-gu Seoul 07958 Republic of Korea Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Air fragrancing preparations; cosmetic preparations for the care of mouth and teeth; functional cosmetics; anti-aging cosmetic preparations; eye makeup (cosmetics); cosmetic preparations for the hair and scalp; cosmetics for massage; mask pack for cosmetic purposes; make-up; cosmetic preparations for bath and shower; beauty soap; sun block cosmetics; toiletry preparations; nutritional cosmetic preparations for nails; skin care lotions [cosmetic]; cosmetic oils for the epidermis; cosmetic creams for the skin; oils for perfumes and scents; hair shampoo; cosmetics. 8093 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 3 4497622 12/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1479513] Ludovico Martelli S.r.l. Via Faentina 169/12, Loc. Caldine I-50010 Fiesole FI Italy Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Non-medicated cosmetics; non-medicated toiletry preparations; non-medicated toilet soaps; non-medicated dentifrices; non-medicated mouthwashes; fragrances and perfumery; essential oils for cosmetic purposes; non-medicated skin care preparations; non-medicated bath soaps in liquid, solid or gel form; non-medicated body soaps; cakes of non-medicated soap; non-medicated cosmetic soaps; perfumed soaps; non-medicated soaps for body care; non-medicated beauty soaps; non-medicated soaps for personal use; non-medicated soaps for toilet purposes; non-medicated beauty creams for body care; non-medicated body and beauty care cosmetics; non-medicated body lotions; pre-shave and after-shave preparations; pre-shave creams; shaving balm; shaving creams; shaving foam; shaving gels; shaving lotions; shaving mousse; shaving preparations; shaving soaps. 8094 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 3 4498775 12/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1526715] Beauty Pie Limited 8th Floor, 6 New Street Square London EC4A 3AQ United Kingdom Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Cosmetics. 8095 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 3 Priority claimed from 31/10/2019; Application No. : 4595197 ;France 4504608 02/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1524922] L'OREAL 14 rue Royale F-75008 PARIS France Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Coloring products. 8096 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 3 Priority claimed from 22/10/2019; Application No. : 4592773 ;France 4506670 04/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1525079] L'OREAL 14 rue Royale F-75008 PARIS France Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Make-up products. 8097 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 3 4507399 27/02/2020 [International Registration No. : 1525023] Art & Design International INC. 3rd floor, 46, Jandari-ro, Mapo-gu Seoul Republic of Korea Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Cosmetics for personal use; nail tips; eyebrow colors in the form of pencils and powders; lip gloss; lip stains; nail varnish for cosmetic purposes; blush; cosmetic face powder; decalcomanias for fingernails; adhesives for affixing false nails; eye liner; cosmetics for use on the skin; cosmetic facial masks. 8098 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 3 4511672 06/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1526394] Sooanatural Co., Ltd. 1703-ho, 18, Mapo-daero 4da-gil, Mapo-gu Seoul Republic of Korea Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Air fragrancing preparations; hair care preparations; cosmetic soap; shampoo; toiletries preparations; essential oils; adhesives for affixing false eyelashes; adhesives for affixing false hair; adhesives for affixing false nails; toothpastes; non- medicated mouthwashes; lavender oil for cosmetic use; cleansing pads impregnated with cosmetics; tissues impregnated with cosmetics; cosmetics. 8099 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 3 4528847 05/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1532237] Yiwu Qianlin Cosmetics Co., Ltd. No. 58, Chaoyong Road, Industrial Park, Shangxi Town, Yiwu City Zhejiang Province China Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Lipsticks; nail varnish; cosmetics; perfumes; mascara; lip glosses. 8100 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 3 Priority claimed from 27/08/2019; Application No. : 30 2019 019 994 ;Germany 4554774 25/02/2020 [International Registration No. : 1538242] Henkel AG & Co. KGaA Henkelstraße 67 40589 Düsseldorf Germany Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Non-medicated hair lotions; cosmetic preparations for caring, cleaning, treating, coloring, tinting, bleaching, straightening, fixing and styling of hair. 8101 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 5 4322931 11/07/2019 [International Registration No. : 1490887] BEDROCAN INTERNATIONAL B.V. Zwaaikom 4 NL-9641 KV Veendam Netherlands Address for service in India/Attorney address: ZEUSIP ADVOCATES LLP C-4,Jangpura Extension, New Delhi-110014 Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Pharmaceutical and veterinary preparations; cannabis products including cannabis and hashish for medical use; narcotics for medical use. 8102 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 5 Priority claimed from 23/09/2019; Application No. : 018127526 ;European Union 4494494 05/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1524422] Bayer Aktiengesellschaft Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 51373 Leverkusen Germany Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Preparations for destroying vermin; fungicides; herbicides. 8103 Trade Marks Journal No: 1959 , 03/08/2020 Class 5 Priority claimed from 23/09/2019; Application No. : 018127547 ;European Union 4498889 05/03/2020 [International Registration No. : 1524444] Bayer Aktiengesellschaft Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 51373 Leverkusen Germany Proposed to be Used IR DIVISION Preparations for destroying vermin; fungicides; herbicides. 8104 Trade Marks Journal No:
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