Yes. A registered mark may be cancelled on the following grounds:
- Conflicts with an earlier registration (proprietary rights)
- Mark is descriptive, misleading, disparaging, deceptive, functional, or generic
- Mark is in conflict with a registered design or a personal name
- Mark is against public policy and principles of moral
- Mark is in conflict with trade names
- Mark is in conflict with well-known marks
- Mark is in conflict with protected emblems, flags and armorial bearings
- Marks is registered in agent’s name
- Mark has a geographical indication
- There is breach of copyright
- Unmet Section VIII.A. Use Requirements (consult us for more details)
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