- generic terms
- non-distinctive marks
- names, symbols or flags of states, regions, nations or of international organizations
- marks that function principally as surnames
- marks that resemble the emblem of the Crown or royal crests
- the word “royal” or any other words, symbols or characters that may lead to the belief that the applicant enjoys royal patronage
- marks that are similar to the:
- Red Cross
- Red Crescent
- Geneva Cross
- marks that contain the picture or name of a third party without consent
- marks that function principally as geographic location names
- marks contrary to moral standards or public order
- marks that include the following words and expressions:
- “patent”
- “patented”
- “by royal patent”
- “registered design”
- “copyright”
- “counterfeiting is forgery”
- or similar words or expressions
- marks that lead to the deception the public
- marks that encourage unfair trading competition
- marks that contain false indications as to their real origin
- marks that are identical or similar to any emblem of religious significance
What type of trademark is not registrable?
Frank
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