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Cristid 1215038 17/07/2003 Chaitanya M Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 CRISTID 1215038 17/07/2003 CHAITANYA M. SHAH SAROJ S. SHAH BONNIE T. SHAH trading as ;CSC PHARMACEUTICALS 64/A, JASRAJ BHAVAN, 2ND FLOOR, OLD HANUMAN LANE, MUMBAI - 400 002. MANUFACTURERS & MERCHANTS Used Since :17/07/2003 MUMBAI MEDICAL & PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS. 646 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 CABERCET 1953074 20/04/2010 BHARAT SERUMS AND VACCINES LTD. 52, MITTAL CHAMBERS, NARIMAN POINT, MUMBAI - 400 021. MANUFACTURERS AND TRADING MERCHANTS . A COMAPNY REGISTERED UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT,1956 Address for service in India/Agents address: VISHESH & ASSOCIATES. 2, 3 RD FLOOR, YESHWANT CHAMBERS, 18 - B, BHARUCHA MARG, KALAGHODA, FORT, MUMBAI - 400 023. Proposed to be Used MUMBAI PHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS AND SUBSTANCES 647 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 DIVINE DEW BIOTECH 2997706 01/07/2015 POONAM GUPTA A-28, GEETA PALLI, NEAR PIONEER MONTESARI SCHOOL, ALAMBAGH, LUCKHNOW, UTTAR PRADESH - 226005. MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS Used Since :25/06/2015 To be associated with: 2997705 DELHI PHARMACEUTICALS AND MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS. 648 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 ESPRIME 4249485 29/07/2019 SAMARPITA CHAKRABORTY Ho No. 106 Sree Maa Appartment Nabapally AD Road PO Italgacha PS Dumdum West Bengal 700052 INDIVIDUAL Address for service in India/Attorney address: HRIDAI NARAYAN AWASTHI 65 B - 1 Hari Nagar Ashram New Delhi Proposed to be Used KOLKATA Pharmaceuticals, Tablets and Capsules all Included in class 5 649 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 MIBCAL 4288415 09/09/2019 MIBSONS PHARMACEUTICAL PRIVATE LIMITED 213B, FLAT NO. 7, WARD NO. 2 MEHRAULI DELHI South Delhi DL 110030 IN PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY Address for service in India/Attorney address: VMS LEGAL SERVICES LLP K-2/7, GROUND FLOOR, MODEL TOWN 2, NORTH DELHI, DELHI 110009 Used Since :13/10/2018 DELHI Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Preparations, dietetic substances adapted for medical use 650 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 Dettol Banega Swasth India 4317578 11/10/2019 RECKITT BENCKISER (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED Plot No. 48, Sector 32, Institutional Area, Gurgaon 122001, Haryana, India An Indian Company Address for service in India/Attorney address: RAHUL CHAUDHRY & PARTNERS RCY HOUSE, C-235, DEFENCE COLONY, NEW DELHI-110024 Proposed to be Used DELHI Pharmaceutical preparations, Medicinal Preparations, Antiseptic Preparations, Anti Bacterial Preparations, Veterinary and Sanitary preparations, Disinfectants, Germicides, Air Freshening Preparations, Deodarants (other than for personal use), Medicated toiletries, Medicated talcum powder, Plaster, materials for dressings, Filled First Aid - Boxes. 651 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 AP TEX - 625 4332456 26/10/2019 SUNIL KUMAR HOUSE NO. 105, TAPOWAN NAGAR, JWALAPUR, HARIDWAR, -249407, UTTRAKHAND INDIVIDUAL Address for service in India/Attorney address: YASHMI SEHGAL E-355, STREET NO-6, WEST VINOD NAGAR, DELHI-110092 Proposed to be Used DELHI MEDICINAL AND PHARMACEUTICALS PREPARATIONS AND SUBSTANCES 652 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 SEDOMYCIN 4332469 27/10/2019 SEDONA HEALTHCARE No. 1114, 23rd Main Road, 23rd Cross, Sector 2, HSR Layout, Bangalore - 560 002 Partnership Firm Address for service in India/Attorney address: CHETAN CHANDRASHEKHAR F-03, Ashraya Apartments, 1st Main Road, Tata Silk Farm, Basavanagudi, Bangalore - 560 004 Proposed to be Used CHENNAI Pharmaceutical preparations; medicines for human purposes; enzyme preparations for medical purposes; chemical preparations for pharmaceutical purposes; chemical preparations for medical purposes; biological preparations for medical purposes; antibiotics; antiseptics; analgesics 653 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 IC-NEM 4332472 27/10/2019 SEDONA HEALTHCARE No. 1114, 23rd Main Road, 23rd Cross, Sector 2, HSR Layout, Bangalore – 560 102 Partnership Firm Address for service in India/Attorney address: CHETAN CHANDRASHEKHAR F-03, Ashraya Apartments, 1st Main Road, Tata Silk Farm, Basavanagudi, Bangalore - 560 004 Proposed to be Used CHENNAI Pharmaceutical preparations; medicines for human purposes; enzyme preparations for medical purposes; chemical preparations for pharmaceutical purposes; chemical preparations for medical purposes; biological preparations for medical purposes; antibiotics; antiseptics; analgesics 654 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 CEFSED 4332473 27/10/2019 SEDONA HEALTHCARE No. 1114, 23rd Main Road, 23rd Cross, Sector 2, HSR Layout, Bangalore – 560 102 Partnership Firm Address for service in India/Attorney address: CHETAN CHANDRASHEKHAR F-03, Ashraya Apartments, 1st Main Road, Tata Silk Farm, Basavanagudi, Bangalore - 560 004 Proposed to be Used CHENNAI Pharmaceutical preparations; medicines for human purposes; enzyme preparations for medical purposes; chemical preparations for pharmaceutical purposes; chemical preparations for medical purposes; biological preparations for medical purposes; antibiotics; antiseptics; analgesics 655 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 TangiRab 4332958 29/10/2019 GRAN ASIA LIFE SCIENCES LLP NARAYAN NIVAS, 18- USHAKAL HOUSING SOCIETY, OLD SANGHVI, PUNE - 411027 PARTNERSHIP Address for service in India/Attorney address: ASHWINI CHANDRAMOULI KL5/1/9, SECTOR 3E, CIDCO COLONY KALAMBOLI - 410218 Proposed to be Used MUMBAI Pharmaceuticals, medical and veterinary preparations; Sanitary preparations for medical purposes; Dietetic food and substances adapted for medical or veterinary use, food for babies; Dietary supplements for human beings and animals; Plasters, materials for dressings; Material for stopping teeth, dental wax; Disinfectants; Preparations for destroying vermin; Fungicides, herbicides all included in class 5 656 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 XcoRich 4332962 29/10/2019 GRAN ASIA LIFE SCIENCES LLP NARAYAN NIVAS, 18- USHAKAL HOUSING SOCIETY, OLD SANGVI, PUNE - 411027 PARTNERSHIP FIRM Address for service in India/Attorney address: ASHWINI CHANDRAMOULI KL5/1/9, SECTOR 3E, CIDCO COLONY KALAMBOLI - 410218 Proposed to be Used MUMBAI Pharmaceuticals, medical and veterinary preparations; Sanitary preparations for medical purposes; Dietetic food and substances adapted for medical or veterinary use, food for babies; Dietary supplements for humans and animals; Plasters, materials for dressings; Material for stopping teeth, dental wax; Disinfectants; Preparations for destroying vermin; Fungicides, herbicides all included in class 5 657 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 MincoRich 4332963 29/10/2019 GRAN ASIA LIFE SCIENCES LLP NARAYAN NIVAS, 18- USHAKAL HOUSING SOCIETY, OLD SANGVI, PUNE - 411027 PARTNERSHIP FIRM Address for service in India/Attorney address: ASHWINI CHANDRAMOULI KL5/1/9, SECTOR 3E, CIDCO COLONY KALAMBOLI - 410218 Proposed to be Used MUMBAI Pharmaceuticals, medical and veterinary preparations; Sanitary preparations for medical purposes; Dietetic food and substances adapted for medical or veterinary use, food for babies; Dietary supplements for humans and animals; Plasters, materials for dressings; Material for stopping teeth, dental wax; Disinfectants; Preparations for destroying vermin; Fungicides, herbicides all included in class 5 658 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 Colgra 4332965 29/10/2019 GRAN ASIA LIFE SCIENCES LLP NARAYAN NIVAS, 18- USHAKAL HOUSING SOCIETY, OLD SANGVI, PUNE - 411027 PARTNERSHIP FIRM Address for service in India/Attorney address: ASHWINI CHANDRAMOULI KL5/1/9, SECTOR 3E, CIDCO COLONY KALAMBOLI - 410218 Proposed to be Used MUMBAI Pharmaceuticals, medical and veterinary preparations; Sanitary preparations for medical purposes; Dietetic food and substances adapted for medical or veterinary use, food for babies; Dietary supplements for humans and animals; Plasters, materials for dressings; Material for stopping teeth, dental wax; Disinfectants; Preparations for destroying vermin; Fungicides, herbicides all included in class 5 659 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 Histacope 4332983 29/10/2019 GRAN ASIA LIFE SCIENCES LLP Narayan Nivas 18, Ushakal Housing Society, Old Sangvi, Pune Maharashtra 411027 Partnership Firm Address for service in India/Attorney address: ASHWINI CHANDRAMOULI KL5/1/9, SECTOR 3E, CIDCO COLONY KALAMBOLI - 410218 Proposed to be Used MUMBAI Pharmaceuticals, medical and veterinary preparations; Sanitary preparations for medical purposes; Dietetic food and substances adapted for medical or veterinary use, food for babies; Dietary supplements for human beings and animals; Plasters, materials for dressings; Material for stopping teeth, dental wax; Disinfectants; Preparations for destroying vermin; Fungicides, herbicides all included in class 5 660 Trade Marks Journal No: 1970 , 19/10/2020 Class 5 4335098 01/11/2019 ORBIT LIFESCIENCE PRIVATE LIMITED 7TH FLOOR, MEHTA MAHAL, 15 MATHEW ROAD, OPERA HOUSE, MUMBAI- 400004, INDIA REGISTERED COMPANY Address for service in India/Agents address: MAKHIJA & ASSOCIATES. 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