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Berita Resmi Merek Seri-A Hearing BERITA RESMI MEREK SERI-A HEARING No. 34A/VIII/A/2017 DIUMUMKAN TANGGAL 2 AGUSTUS 2017 – 2 NOVEMBER 2017 PENGUMUMAN BERLANGSUNG SELAMA 3 (TIGA) BULAN SESUAI DENGAN KETENTUAN PASAL 22 AYAT (1) UNDANG-UNDANG MEREK NOMOR 15 TAHUN 2001 DITERBITKAN BULAN AGUSTUS 2017 DIREKTORAT MEREK DAN INDIKASI GEOGRAFIS DIREKTORAT JENDERAL KEKAYAAN INTELEKTUAL KEMENTERIAN HUKUM DAN HAK ASASI MANUSIA REPUBLIK INDONESIA DAFTAR ISI Nomor Permohonan Tanggal Penerimaan Kelas Merek 1 D002011046790 17/11/2011 7 ALLIANCEMOTORI + LOGO 2 J002008010842 28/03/2008 36 THAMRIN SQUARE 3 J002008006304 25/02/2008 35 GM 4 J002009020615 22/06/2009 35 MISTY 5 D002009020508 22/06/2009 3 IZZI 6 J002008037089 17/10/2008 36 SOLITAIRE 7 D002010030445 19/08/2010 5 PRIMAXONE 276 SL 8 D002010025424 14/07/2010 5 PRIMAXONE 276 SL 9 J002011015526 20/04/2011 41 TOTAL BLACK OUT INDONESIA 10 D002012009541 01/03/2012 3 PREMIUMBB 11 D002012052858 02/11/2012 7 MAX DRIVE TRANSMISSION DAN LOGO 12 D002013006847 15/02/2013 16 ,21 SPORTY 13 D002013012461 19/03/2013 4 REV-X 14 D002013017855 18/04/2013 30 DORAYAKI 15 D002013022443 14/05/2013 3 Nuuron 16 D002013027113 05/06/2013 9 FURUTEC 17 D002013056089 25/11/2013 30 BOWL NOODLE SOUP 18 D002014004039 30/01/2014 12 GRAND i10 19 D002014005915 12/02/2014 25 TUMBAK MAS + LUKISAN 20 D002014005916 12/02/2014 25 BELKA MAS 21 D002014006165 14/02/2014 30 IKAN HIAS + LUKISAN IKAN 22 D002014006448 17/02/2014 3 DERMASKIN SOLUTION 23 D002014006488 17/02/2014 5 INNOLIFE USIRANGIN 24 D002014006999 19/02/2014 3 BESTE 25 D002014010576 11/03/2014 11 ASALED 26 D002014012588 20/03/2014 20 BLUE A 27 D002014014240 28/03/2014 25 POPSY + LUKISAN WANITA 28 D002014016007 08/04/2014 3 CARNELA 29 D002014018524 24/04/2014 1, 4, 19 ,35 S-OIL 30 D002014019030 28/04/2014 25 BLACKHEDET 31 D002014019849 30/04/2014 3 ISA BELLE 32 J002014020210 05/05/2014 35 deMOSS HIJAB & FASHION 33 D002014021893 14/05/2014 31 SANITA 34 D002014025919 09/06/2014 3 HIOSHI 35 D002014028028 19/06/2014 30 77 36 D002014032520 07/07/2014 25 identic 37 J002014033460 16/07/2014 43 PIZZERIANANAMIA + Lukisan 38 J002014037192 18/08/2014 35 deMOSS HIJAB & FASHION 39 D002014039185 01/09/2014 3 TANAKA 40 D002014040661 09/09/2014 28 737 41 D102014041109 11/09/2014 25 ,35 SEAN & SHEILA 42 D002014043981 26/09/2014 12 TERRA MOTORS 43 D002014045179 03/10/2014 14 AXEL VINESSE 44 J002014047523 17/10/2014 36 Aon Hewitt 45 J002014047524 17/10/2014 35 Aon Hewitt 46 J002014047889 21/10/2014 35 NEO SOHO 47 D002014050835 06/11/2014 6 HOMEGA + LOGO/HURUF KANJI 48 D002014050930 06/11/2014 9 R-ONE 49 J002014053370 20/11/2014 41 ,42 GMP - 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Halaman 3 dari 41 NIP. 196201021983031001 210 Nomor Permohonan : D002013006847 540 Etiket 220 Tanggal Penerimaan : 15 Februari 2013 320 Prioritas : 730 Nama Pemilik : John Alamat Pemilik : Jalan Bisma 3 Blok B.9 No.5 RT/RW : 007/010 Papanggo Tanjung Priok Jakarta Utara 740 Nama Kuasa : KASTURI DJULI, SH., SE Alamat Kuasa : FIRM International Patent, Rukan Eksklusif Bukit Golf Mediterania Blok E No. 5 Pantai Indah Kapuk, Jakarta Utara - 14470 Nama Merek : SPORTY 566 Arti bahasa/huruf/ : Sporty= Suatu Penamaan angka asing 591 Uraian Warna : Hitam 511 Kelas Barang/Jasa : 16 ,21 510 Uraian Barang/Jasa : ===Tissue; Kantong plastik (Bags of plastic); Kantong plastik untuk pembungkus (Bags of plastic for wrapping); Kantong plastik untuk pengepakan (Bags of plastic for packaging); Kantong-kantong sampah dari plastic (Garbage Bags of plastics); Pembungkus gelembung plastik untuk pembungkus ( Plastic Bubble packs for wrapping); Pembungkus gelembung plastik untuk pengepakan ( Plastic Bubble packs for or packaging); Plastik untuk pembungkus (Plastic for wrapping); Kantong kresek; Kantong kertas=== === 210 Nomor Permohonan : D002014004039 540 Etiket 220 Tanggal Penerimaan : 21 Februari 2014 320 Prioritas : 730 Nama Pemilik : HYUNDAI MOTOR COMPANY Alamat Pemilik : 12, Heolleung-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (South) 740 Nama Kuasa : Selly L. Sitanggang, SH., SS. Alamat Kuasa : LUMENTA SITORUS & PARTNERS Graha Simatupang Tower II B, 7th Floor Jalan TB Simatupang, Kav. 38, Jakarta Selatan 12540 INDONESIA, 12210 Nama Merek : GRAND i10 566 Arti bahasa/huruf/ : angka asing 591 Uraian Warna : Hitam & putih 511 Kelas Barang/Jasa : 12 510 Uraian Barang/Jasa : === suku cadang dan asesoris untuk mobil, yaitu: karoseri untuk mobil; casis untuk mobil; rantai untuk mobil; batang penggerak untuk mobil; bemper untuk mobil; bantalan rem untuk mobil; kantung udara (alat keselamatan untuk mobil); tirai bambu yang diadaptasi untuk mobil;alat anti silau untuk mobil; poros (roda jalan bebas ) untuk mobil; kopeling untuk mobil; jendela untuk mobil; jeruji roda untuk mobil; transmisi pengurang kecepatan untuk mobil; poros transmisi untuk mobil; selubung engkol untuk komponen mobil; kap untuk mobil; roda untuk mobil; ranta' transmlsl untuk mobil; poros (hubs) untuk mobil; roda jalan bebas untuk mobil; rantai penggerak untuk mobil; roda kemudi untuk mobil; kopling untuk mobil; pintu untuk mobil; sepatu rem untuk mobil; bak roda gigi untuk mobil; pelapis rem untuk mobil; klakson untuk mobil; teromol rem untuk mobil; pegas suspensi untuk mobil; penutup jok untuk mobil; sabuk pengaman untuk mobil; tempat duduk pengaman untuk mobil; tempat bagasi untuk mobil; jaring bagasi untuk mobil; tempat menaruh ski untuk mobil; peredam bantingan untuk mobil; rem untuk kendaraan; persneling untuk merubah kecepatan untuk kendaraan darat; ban mobil; === 210 Nomor Permohonan : D002014005915 540 Etiket 220 Tanggal Penerimaan : 12 Februari 2014 320 Prioritas : 730 Nama Pemilik : AGUS KUSUMADJAJA Alamat Pemilik : Jl. Manyar Kertoarjo 3/37,Surabaya 740 Nama Kuasa : Ishak Bisma Widiyanto, S.T. Alamat Kuasa : Jl. Darmo Indah Barat V/AB-9, Surabaya., 60187 Nama Merek : TUMBAK MAS + LUKISAN 566 Arti bahasa/huruf/ : LUKISAN angka asing 591 Uraian Warna : Hitam, putih. 511 Kelas Barang/Jasa : 25 510 Uraian Barang/Jasa : ===Sarung tenun, sarung batik.=== 210 Nomor Permohonan : D002014005916 540 Etiket 220 Tanggal Penerimaan : 12 Februari 2014 320 Prioritas : 730 Nama Pemilik : AGUS KUSUMADJAJA Alamat Pemilik : Jl. Manyar Kertoarjo 3/37,Surabaya 740 Nama Kuasa : Ishak Bisma Widiyanto, S.T. Alamat Kuasa : Jl. Darmo Indah Barat V/AB-9, Surabaya., 60187 Nama Merek : BELKA MAS 566 Arti bahasa/huruf/ : BELKA MAS : Merupakan suatu penamaan. angka asing 591 Uraian Warna : Hitam, putih. 511 Kelas Barang/Jasa : 25 510 Uraian Barang/Jasa : ===Sarung tenun, sarung batik.=== 210 Nomor Permohonan : D002014006448 540 Etiket 220 Tanggal Penerimaan : 17 Februari 2014 320 Prioritas : 730 Nama Pemilik : RIZKY ANANDA Alamat Pemilik : JL WARUGA JAYA N0.47, RT/RW ; 005/006 KEL.CnNARUGA, KEC.PARONGPONG,BANDUNG 740 Nama Kuasa : Fadlin Avisenna Nasution, S.H. Alamat Kuasa : ANC & CO (Advocates & Solicitors)Gedung Graha MobilKom Lt.4Jl. Raden Saleh Raya No. 53, CikiniJakarta Pusat Nama Merek : DERMASKIN SOLUTION 566 Arti bahasa/huruf/ : DermaSkin Solution = merupakan suatu penamaan angka asing 591 Uraian Warna : ABU-ABU DAN PUTIH 511 Kelas Barang/Jasa : 3 510 Uraian Barang/Jasa : ===sabun muka; sabun badan; === 210 Nomor Permohonan : D002014014240 540 Etiket 220 Tanggal Penerimaan : 28 Maret 2014 320 Prioritas : 730 Nama Pemilik : JEFFRY, LOW Alamat Pemilik : Muara Karang Blok D.7.T/95 RT/RW.
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